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HPV vaccine could 'completely eliminate' cervical cancer, says former New Zealand PM
About this Episode
Australia is on track to eliminate cervical cancer by 2035 - thanks to the rollout of the home-grown vaccine for the Human Papilloma Virus, or HPV.
A unique alliance of public and private groups - Gavi - is now trying to replicate that success around the world, targeting developing nations like Papua New Guinea where mortality rates are alarmingly high.
- GUEST: Helen Clark, Chair of vaccine alliance Gavi and former administrator of the UN Development Programme and New Zealand Prime Minister
- PRODUCERS: Jason Whittaker, Joe Sullivan, Pip Cook
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