Jenny Ahlstrom, a Utah mother of six, is now cancer-free and helping patients worldwide find life-saving treatments with the help of artificial intelligence. She was diagnosed with multiple myeloma at age 43 and underwent years of aggressive treatment, including two back-to-back stem cell transplants. After years of travel and months away from her family, Dr. Douglas Sborov from the University of Utah’s Huntsman Cancer Institute, Ahlsson, developed a platform that aggregates fragmented medical data into a single patient record to help patients and researchers understand treatment outcomes. The platform also helps patients discover advanced treatments like CAR-T therapy that may not otherwise be learned about. Despite her diagnosis 15 years after her diagnosis, she has no evidence of active cancer.