"What is press-pulse therapy, and what goes in the press versus the pulse?"

What you'll getA plain side-by-side of what belongs on the press side and what belongs on the pulse side — in Dr. Lim's own words, with the slide he put it on.

From: Afternoon Session

"Which drug does it say must not be given to a patient with jaundice?"

What you'll getA live case walkthrough where Dr. Lim stops the room on a jaundiced patient: his exact words, the liver reasoning behind the "don't", and what he'd deal with instead.

From: Afternoon Session

"Does the workshop cover CAR-T therapy?" It doesn't, and DocH Bot says so instead of guessing.

What you'll getA straight "that isn't in the workshop" instead of a made-up answer — then a pointer to what the two sessions genuinely do dig into, like the tumour's surrounding environment and immune checkpoint drugs.

Searched: Morning and Afternoon Sessions

"What does the book mean by 'systems oncology'?"

What you'll getThe book's own one-sentence definition from Chapter 1, the four layers it says make up the cancer system, and the fifth thing that ties them all together.

From: Garden of Recovery — Chapter 1, "What Is Systems Oncology?" (pp. 17–21)

"Which repurposed medicines does it group together, and how?"

What you'll getThe book's own family-by-family map: the lettered sections it sorts repurposed medicines into, what each family has in common, and where its chapter on combining them sits.

From: Garden of Recovery — Part V, "Understanding Drug Repurposing", Sections A–H (pp. 163–297)

"How does the book put this to a patient, rather than a physician?"

What you'll getHow the book talks to you rather than to your doctor: a "where are you now" pathway you pick yourself, questions to bring to your team, and a plain-English bottom line in the drug chapters.

From: Garden of Recovery — Chapter 2, "Finding Your Place in the Journey" (pp. 23–37), plus the "Bottom Line for Patients" boxes, Chapters 37–75 (pp. 171–390)