Can you cover chronic lymphocytic leukemia since the prevalence is high and only increasing

The search did not yield any quotes or discussions directly addressing chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) or its increasing prevalence from the Huberman Lab. The clips retrieved discuss cancer treatment and immunotherapy more broadly, with a focus on solid organ tumors rather than specific blood cancers like CLL.

For topics related to CLL, it may be beneficial to consult oncology-specific resources or medical professionals who specialize in hematological malignancies.

There are no episodes of the Huberman Lab that discuss leukemia or related blood cancers. If you're looking for information specifically on these topics, I recommend consulting with healthcare professionals or exploring resources that focus on oncology and hematological diseases.

Here are episodes where cancer research is discussed in the context of the Huberman Lab:

1. "Journal Club with Dr. Peter Attia | Effects of Light & Dark on Mental Health & Treatments for Cancer" discusses the effects of light and dark on mental health and includes a detailed discussion of a landmark study about treatments for cancer, particularly with a focus on immunotherapy.
2. "Journal Club with Andrew Huberman: light exposure on mental health & an immunotherapy for cancer" from The Peter Attia Drive Podcast also covers similar topics, with a primer on the immune system and insights on breakthroughs in the field of cancer immunotherapy.

Please note that the emphasis in these discussions is often on the interplay between broader biological processes and cancer treatments, rather than on specific cancer types or detailed cancer biology.