Neal

In November 2022, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer, with malignant lesions and lymph nodes in both lungs — now, my oncologist tells me I have "No Evidence of Disease," in my lungs or anywhere else in my body.…

WTOP's Neal Augenstein had robot-assisted surgery Friday as part of his treatment for stage 4 lung cancer. Now he's back to work, feeling great, and amazed by recent developments in treatment.…

The biopsy results are pending, but it appears the one-pill-a-day targeted therapy I've taken since December has cleared all but the tiniest remnants of my stage 4 lung cancer — and I may be able to have surgery, which can go a long way…

A little over two weeks after YouTube appointed Neal Mohan as the new CEO, the new boss wrote his first letter. The Indian-origin executive is keen to support creators and their success and helping them make more money, along with building…

In his first official communication to the creators' community after taking over as YouTube’s CEO, Neal Mohan said his priority was to leverage their content to build the next path of success for YouTube. “Creators and artists are the heart…

YouTube’s new CEO Neal Mohan has outlined the online video sharing platform’s priorities for 2023. “In its earliest start up days, I saw YouTube’s potential. Now, I’m incredibly excited to lead it into the future,” Mohan wrote in a…

This week, WTOP's Neal Augenstein had his first CT scan since being diagnosed with Stage IV EGFR-mutated lung cancer at the end of November. He provides an update on his treatment.…

Indian-American Neal Mohan will be the new YouTube CEO, as current head Susan Wojcicki has announced to step down after 25 years at the Google-owned company.Currently chief product officer, Mohan became part of Google, the parent company of…

From Google and Microsoft to Cognizant and Adobe, a growing number of technology-focused firms are today led by Indian-origin chief executives. Neal Mohan, who was named the next CEO of streaming service YouTube, is the newest name added to…

“Minutes into his new life, he had to use a big chunk of the $20 he had on him to buy a bus ticket and get himself to campus. But he did it. Because when you want something that bad, nothing - not even a 12-hour bus ride in January - is…