loading . . . Olopade: “The genetic basis of every cancer, or everything we do, starts in Africa.” For Black History Month, Olopade reflects on mentorship, community, and her career in cancer genetics -... When Olufunmilayo I. “Funmi” Olopade was born, the most common Nigerian career aspirations were pastor or teacher. Olopade’s father, a pastor, thought differently. He wanted his children to be scientists, economists, and doctors. As the fifth of six children, Olopade was her parents’ “one last chance to find a doctor in the family,” she said. […] https://cancerletter.com/black-history-month/20260213_3/