Louise Chappell, Professor at the University of New South Wales, shared on LinkedIn:
“Everyone involved in cancer care in Sydney and surrounds, don’t miss the chance to hear global cancer expert Ophira Ginsburg discuss the Lancet Commission’s groundbreaking report on Women, Power and Cancer.
Free Event co-hosted by the UNSW Australian Human Rights Institute and The Kinghorn Cancer Centre
- 14 October, from 5.30 pm
- Garvan Institute, Darlinghurst
Please register here.
Pass it on.”
Ben Smith, Senior Implementation Scientist at the University of Sydney, shared on LinkedIn by Louise Chappell, adding:
“Great opportunity below for anyone interested in how gender and power play out in the cancer space.
Spoiler alert: it’s not great for women, or gender diverse folks, but don’t take it from me, sign up to this event and learn from a real expert, Ophira Ginsburg.”
Ophira Ginsburg was recognized among OncoDaily’s 100 Influential Women in Oncology in 2023, highlighting her contributions to the field of oncology.
Nominations for 100 Influential People in Oncology 2026 are now open, recognizing leaders, researchers, clinicians, innovators, advocates, and other individuals making a meaningful impact on oncology and cancer care.
Don’t miss the opportunity to nominate yourself, a colleague, or someone whose contributions deserve to be recognized.
Submit your nomination by September 15.
