Mac power users episode 603 working with I work.

Hello, everyone. This is David Sparks. I am joined by my pal in yours. Steven Hackett. How are you doing today? Steven?

I'm good, David. How are you?

I am outstanding. I don't know why, but I just feel really good today.

That's good. It's like, you know, the weather has been super nice here.

Oh, you know what? They announced a past program. It's called Magic Keys at Disneyland.

So now I can go back to my remote office again. Very nice.

Just like going on. And you have you've kicked off the the St. Jude thing.

Well, it's sort of kicked it off, right?

Yeah. Yeah. So really September is childhood cancer awareness months.

That's really when we really get into it. But we are starting it now.

So the the page is up. It'll be the first link in the show notes to learn more

and to donate. But you know, we've talked about St. Jude in the past.

And one thing that's sort of hard to wrap my mind around a little bit is the the truly like global reach of St. Jude.

So I've got some numbers for you, David. That's really really really interesting.

So it's it's estimated that more than 400,000 kids worldwide develop cancer each year.

But because of the state of the world being so different around the world,

only about half of them are ever diagnosed in the US more than four out of five children survive cancer.

But in many developing countries, that statistic is actually reversed.

Fewer than one out of five children diagnosed with cancer will live.

And so in 2018, St. Jude became the first and only World Health Organization collaborating center for childhood cancer.

And their goal is to raise the survival rate of six common hit six common childhood cancer diagnosis by 60% to 2030.

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