YouTube released a blog post written earlier this year by its former CEO Susan Wojcicki, who died in August after a battle with lung cancer.

In an exclusive interview, Anne and Janet Wojcicki share how their family is working to raise awareness and fund research following Susan Wojcicki's death from lung cancer.

Susan Wojcicki, former YouTube CEO, passed away in August after a two-year battle with lung cancer. In a posthumously published blog, she shared her diagnosis, emphasizing life's unpredictability and her commitment to enjoying the present.

In the letter, Wojcicki said that she was "totally shocked with this diagnosis" because she never smoked and was running a few miles a day. The 'Most Important Lesson' I Have Lear

Susan Wojcicki, former YouTube CEO and tech industry icon, passed away from lung cancer in August. Her final blog post, shared by current CEO Neal Mohan, highlighted her two-year battle fought with resilience and hope.

Before Wojcicki died in August, she wrote a blog post, which was just published by YouTube to coincide with Lung Cancer Awareness Month

YouTube has shared a final blog post from Susan Wojcicki, the company’s former CEO and one of Google’s earliest employees, detailing her unexpected diagnosis and two-year battle with lung cancer. Wojcicki wrote the message in the last weeks of her life and had planned to publish it this fall,

One of the most successful women—let alone working mothers—in Big Tech, Wojcicki was employee #16 at Google and the CEO of YouTube. Here are three leadership lessons all women can learn from her exquisite life and career.

YouTube recently released a letter from its former CEO, Susan Wojcicki, months after her demise due to lung cancer. Written weeks before her death, the letter highlights Wojcicki’s reflections on life and her battle with cancer.

YouTube released a statement from its former CEO Susan Wojcicki, three months after she died of lung cancer at age 56. The letter was written just weeks before her death. The time of the letter was planned to coincide with November as it is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.