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Inspiring Voices: Dr. Armando Sardi Shares the Power of HIPEC and Human Connection on the Interesting Humans Podcast

  • Writer: Abdominal Cancers Alliance
    Abdominal Cancers Alliance
  • Jul 25
  • 2 min read

We’re proud to share a powerful new podcast episode featuring Dr. Armando Sardi, President and Co-Founder of the Abdominal Cancers Alliance, as he joins the Interesting Humans Podcast for an in-depth conversation about his life’s work, the power of hope, and the human side of cancer care.


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Dr. Sardi is a world-renowned surgical oncologist and pioneer in the use of HIPEC—Hyperthermic Intraperitoneal Chemotherapy—an innovative procedure that combines surgery with heated chemotherapy to treat advanced abdominal cancers. Throughout the episode, he discusses how HIPEC offers a chance for life to patients once told they had no options left.


The episode covers wide-ranging topics, including:

  • The science behind HIPEC and how it has evolved over the years

  • Why second opinions can be life-changing for patients with complex or rare cancers

  • The emotional challenges faced by both patients and medical professionals

  • Memorable stories of patients who inspired him—individuals who found renewed hope and life through HIPEC

  • The global need for awareness, access, and proper diagnosis for abdominal cancers

  • Dr. Sardi’s reflections on personal health, purpose, and his dedication to mentoring and advocacy


As co-founder of the Abdominal Cancers Alliance, Dr. Sardi has dedicated his career not only to advancing medical treatment but also to building a network of support and education for patients and families navigating rare and advanced abdominal cancers. His voice in this episode is one of leadership, empathy, and relentless advocacy.

“We are not just treating a disease. We are caring for a person—someone’s partner, someone’s child, someone’s parent. That human connection is what makes the fight worth it,” Dr. Sardi says in the interview.

This conversation is a must-listen for anyone facing cancer, supporting a loved one, or interested in the future of surgical innovation and personalized care. It’s also a powerful reminder of the importance of community, second chances, and the healing power of being seen and heard.



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