Conquering Breast Cancer
In a country where breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer and the most common cancer among women, breast cancer is often seen as a success story, with the five-year survival rate sitting at over 90%. But until deaths stop, breast cancer is far from ‘solved’. Presenter Sue Collins takes the audience beyond these statistics to discover how remarkable Australians are changing the future of breast cancer.
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In a country where breast cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer and the most common cancer among women, breast cancer is often seen as a success story, with the five-year survival rate sitting at over 90%. But until deaths stop, breast cancer is far from ‘solved’. Presenter Sue Collins takes the audience beyond these statistics to discover how remarkable Australians are changing the future of breast cancer.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Sue Collins, Mike Hill
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Moonshine Agency Pty. Ltd.
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