Conquering Cancer in the press
Conquering Cancer screens in Nairobi, Kenya on June 25 2022 to an audience of 150+ at Anga Imax, Diamond Plaza.
Producer and Presenter of Conquering Cancer, Sue Collins, told Tonic Magazine, “Eliminating cervical cancer is one of the most extraordinary health stories of our time.”
Cervical cancer will soon be put in the history books thanks to two Queensland-based scientists who developed the HPV vaccine. House of Wellness chats to one of the men behind the game-changing vaccine and producer and presenter of Conquering Cancer, Sue Collins, who’s sharing their story with the world.
Kirsty Browne, a cervical cancer survivor whose story is featured in Conquering Cancer, shares her experience with a rare type of the disease with the team at Yahoo! Lifestyle.
Conquering Cancer, a global communications initiative that is showing the world that cervical cancer elimination is achievable everywhere, is being launched on March 26th 2021.
The University of Queensland’s Professor Frazer co-developed the life-saving cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil, with his UQ colleague, the late Dr Jian Zhou. He is also one of the executive producers of Conquering Cancer.
From her exchanges with survivors to global health experts in the film Conquering Cancer, Sue Collins shows just how far we’ve come and how far we have to go in order to win the fight against this preventable disease.
Filmmaker Sue Collins chats to HEAVY Cinema about Conquering Cancer and Australia’s push to stamp out cervical cancer
HealthCare Global looks at HPV self collection in Australia and beyond with the Conquering Cancer team
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Awards
Testimonials
It [the documentary] will also improve and encourage young girls and women to have access to cervical services, including cervical cancer screening, timely treatment, and patient support among rural girls and women.
— Maud Mwakasungula, Executive Director, WOCACA
Our ability to bring the documentary to our country has raised the profile of Humanity at Heart as a serious player in the field, and we now actively collaborate with the National Cancer Control Committee.
— Tata Mayaah Eveline, Executive Director, Humanity at Heart International
The events were an immense success. The organisers and participants enjoyed every step of the event’s process and outcome. With the experience and lessons learned, ACO intends to showcase the documentary in other jurisdictions and use it as an advocacy driver for cervical cancer control policy change.
— African Cancer Organization
Sue’s journey is also a cry for how far we have to go, to win the fight against this preventable disease at an international level.
— ReviewsbyJudith
Everyone felt they learned more about cervical cancer, the global impact for women and the interventions for prevention.
— Gail Petersen Hock, NCCC Arizona Chapter
The events were an immense success. The organisers and participants enjoyed every step of the event’s process and outcome. With the experience and lessons learned, ACO intends to showcase the documentary in other jurisdictions and use it as an advocacy driver for cervical cancer control policy change.