In this moving and powerful conversation, world-renowned journalist and CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour joins host Hannah Vaughan Jones on Changing the Ovarian Cancer Story, a podcast from the World Ovarian Cancer Coalition, to speak candidly about her ovarian cancer diagnosis, the further treatment she’s receiving and what it means to ask for help for the first time. Alongside her consultant oncologist, Dr. Angela George - Clinical Director of Genomics at London’s Royal Marsden Hospital, Amanpour shares insights into her experience with immunotherapy, the importance of early detection and the emotional weight of her journey. The episode shines a light on resilience, scientific innovation and the deeply personal realities of navigating the most lethal form of cancer for women worldwide.
In this episode:
Christiane Amanpour reveals she’s receiving further treatment for cancer but it’s being well managed. In an update following the recording, Dr. George told us that Christiane’s relapsed ovarian cancer is currently in remission under immunotherapy.
Dr. Angela George explains why ovarian cancer is often diagnosed late and how genetic testing can help
Both guests discuss the role of female medical professionals in Amanpour’s care and why it mattered
Amanpour reveals why asking for help was transformational for her
Both guests share what gives them hope
Hannah asked Christiane about her podcast “Christiane Amanpour Presents: The Ex Files with Jamie Rubin”. Together they unpack today’s defining global crisis. You can watch the latest episode here: https://www.amanpourpod.com/
One of the most influential women in global news media like you’ve never seen her before speaking alongside the doctor who cares for her - this is a powerful, emotional and inspiring conversation offering both hope and urgency. We hope you enjoy listening because through sharing stories, the latest scientific and data-driven insights and building more awareness, we can all help change the ovarian cancer story for women around the world, no matter where they live.
A note to listeners: This episode includes discussion of ovarian cancer symptoms and treatment side-effects. If you are newly diagnosed or supporting someone who is, please listen with care. Remember: every journey with ovarian cancer is unique. Always speak openly with your healthcare team about your symptoms, side-effects, and treatment options.
Hashtags (for social sharing): #OvarianCancer #ChristianeAmanpour #CancerAwareness #WomenInMedicine #Immunotherapy #CancerSurvivor #ChangingTheStory #WOCCPodcast #WomensHealth #EarlyDetectionSavesLives
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