Chelsea Halliwell's guest appearances

Chelsea Halliwell

Canterbury Mornings with Chris Lynch

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

Thrive - Inspiring Women

Judith Collins

Gareth Hughes

Trevor Mallard

Mike Joy

Greg Harford

David Seymour

Michael Cullen

Peter Dunne

Annette King

Julie Zarifeh

Brett Duncan

Farid Ahmed

Jude Dobson

Ashley Bloomfield

Gerard Smyth

OwlTail

Bowel cancer is not something people like to talk about but it kills four times more New Zealanders than the road toll, and as much as breast and prostate cancer combined.Never Too Young Campaign Founder and bowel cancer survivor Chelsea Halliwell spoke to Chris Lynch about her experience being diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer at age 39 and why it is so important to get checked if you're showing any symptoms. Listen above.

Bowel cancer is not something people like to talk about but it kills four times more New Zealanders than the road toll, and as much as breast and prostate cancer combined. Never Too Young Campaign Founder and bowel cancer survivor Chelsea Halliwell spoke to Chris Lynch about her experience being diagnosed with stage 3 bowel cancer at age 39 and why it is so important to get checked if you're showing any symptoms.  Listen above.

Chelsea Halliwell: Bowel cancer survivor on why you're never too young to get checked

It is not one of New Zealand's most discussed diseases, but bowel cancer kills more people per year than breast or prostate cancer. The Never Too Young campaign is seeking to raise awareness of the disease, with New Zealand having one of the highest rates of the cancer in the world.As increased screenings mean that the numbers for those over 65 have dropped, they are seeing more young people get diagnosed with bowel cancer.Survivor and advocate Chelsea Halliwell joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss the campaign happening over the next month. LISTEN ABOVE

It is not one of New Zealand's most discussed diseases, but bowel cancer kills more people per year than breast or prostate cancer.  The Never Too Young campaign is seeking to raise awareness of the disease, with New Zealand having one of the highest rates of the cancer in the world. As increased screenings mean that the numbers for those over 65 have dropped, they are seeing more young people get diagnosed with bowel cancer. Survivor and advocate Chelsea Halliwell joined Francesca Rudkin to discuss the campaign happening over the next month.  LISTEN ABOVE

Chelsea Halliwell: Campaign urging people to pay attention to bowel cancer