Sue Armstrong Biography

Science writer and advocate Sue Armstrong. She worked as an outside journalist for (among others) New Scientist magazine and BBC World Service radio while based in Brussels and then South Africa. She has worked with the World Health Organization and UNAIDS as a professional writer for more than 25 years. The WHO asked her to write a book on AIDS for which she gathered testimony from several of the most severely affected countries in Africa and Asia. Her pathology textbook In 2010, A Matter of Life and Death was released. p53: The British Medical Association highly complimented the quality that cracked the cancer code published in 2014 and placed the book on the shortlist for the BMA Book Awards 2015 in the category of "premise of medicine."

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