Summary
Peter Yang shares how he is using AI to support his mother through a fourth cancer diagnosis, and he walks through a free skill he built called F Cancer that patients and caregivers can install in ChatGPT or similar assistants.
He outlines a five-step approach: create a one-page brief, organize medical records and scans, research treatment options, find experts, and protect quality time with family. The brief lives in a Google Doc with sections for patient information, next actions, known facts, plain-English explanations of medical terms and a care log. He demonstrates how it can generate the most important questions to ask before a short doctor’s appointment.
The video also shows how AI can help gather scattered records from different hospitals, including producing request links and drafting emails. For treatment research, he explains how to ask AI to pull standard-of-care options from public sources such as NCCN guidelines and prepare for second opinions.
Yang is candid about the gap between headlines claiming AI has cured cancer and the reality of faxes and CDs in the healthcare system. The video offers a practical, personal look at AI as a tool for caregiving and navigating medical bureaucracy.
📺 Source: Peter Yang · Published November 04, 2026
🏷️ Format: Workflow Case Study
