HeyJaredThe Bottom Line Podcast
Bowel Cancer Australia's award winning podcast hosted by bowel cancer survivor, Stephanie, is a monthly chat sharing stories and lived-experiences.
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“My research is grounded in the view that contemporary early-onset bowel cancer is a new type of disease,” ~ A/Prof Dan Buchanan (opens the original)
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A/Prof Dan Buchanan, recently announced Director of the Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) ARTEMIS, discusses the upcoming five-year research program that will investigate the aetiology, risk factors, tumourigenesis, exposures, microbiome and immune susceptibilities that are underlying early-onset bowel cancer. Funded by Bowel Cancer Australia, A/Prof Buchanan will lead the $3M Centre’s 22-member team across multiple disciplines looking to molecularly ‘tease apart’ these cancers to pinpoint the
“I need my life to be as normal as possible …." ~ Sarah (opens the original)
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Misdiagnosis, symptom dismissal and age bias dominated Sarah’s health for over five years until she was eventually diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer aged 29. Learn of Sarah’s persistence, vulnerability and resilience as she delves into the challenges of being heard as a young woman. Sarah discusses fertility preservation, how her endometriosis was rationalised as masking her bowel cancer symptoms and how her diagnosis amplified her mental health challenges and the lack of support after treatme
'It will be nice to get to a stage where we don’t have to fight to be heard ...' ~ Natalie (opens the original)
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This episode delves into the power of the collective voice as Natalie and Andrew discuss attending Bowel Cancer Australia’s preeminent advocacy event, Call on Canberra. " Call on Canberra is very special. . . Our voice together is incredibly powerful, and the change is really being seen now.” ~ Natalie Sharing their personal experiences both Natalie and Andrew discuss the barriers they encountered to diagnosis, the impact on them and their families and the need for greater awareness and investme
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