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Learning to be a doctor is an arduous road, where you have to absorb thousands of dry facts.
A good case study can make medicine much easier to understand.
So in a program coming to UTAS, survivors of ovarian and gynaecological cancers will be presenting their stories to medical students.
Helen Gooden is the National Manager of the Survivors Teaching Students Program and Dr Eloise Foo is an Ovarian Cancer Survivor from Hobart who has become the Regional Coordinator of the program in Tasmania.
They told Joel Rheinberger what cancer survivors can offer to our future doctors.
Listen to the interview here: https://www.abc.net.au/radio/hobart/programs/breakfast/survivors-teaching-students/13760440
Hobart brothers Sam and Luke Harris have completed an extraordinary 75-day challenge in honour of
We are incredibly proud to share that more than $225,000 has been raised through this
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Join us for SHE Wellness Day, a free community event bringing together women’s health education, sport