The importance of keeping active during COVID-19

Nikki Rynia

Right now, during COVID-19, it is even more important to exercise and keep your body moving. For those experiencing lockdown restrictions, exercise is one of the reasons we can leave the house and we

Positive results for checkpoint inhibitor therapy in people with oesophageal cancer post-surgery

Nikki Rynia

New study shows positive results for checkpoint inhibitor therapy in people with oesophageal or oesophagogastric junctional cancer post-surgery

More Telecom and Tangerine partner with Pancare Foundation

Nikki Rynia

In 2019 the More Telecom team lost a long-time friend and sales partner, Peter Back, after a short and courageous fight against pancreatic cancer. Strong relationships have always been at the heart

Phil Jones, international bowls champion, steps up to become national Pancare cause champion

Nikki Rynia

Newly appointed Pancare Foundation Community Ambassador, lawn bowls champion Phil Jones, will work with Pancare to help raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of pancreatic and other upper

New Normal, Same Cancer

Nikki Rynia

'New Normal, Same Cancer: Conversations' warns people to get unusual and persistent symptoms checked by their doctor now, to increase detection and improve survival chances, following a slump in

Is there a role for laparoscopic surgery for resection of pancreatic head and neck cancers in Australia?

Nikki Rynia

This recent trial compared 300 patients undergoing laparoscopic vs. 300 patients undergoing open pancreas cancer surgery. Results showed that patients treated with keyhole surgery went home 1 day

Upper gastrointestinal cancer incidence on the rise

Nikki Rynia

Thanks to the generous support of the GPA Andrew Ursini Charitable Fund, Pancare continues to fund the Novel Therapies Program for pancreatic cancer at the University of Melbourne.

Major funder supports research into new treatments for pancreatic cancer

Nikki Rynia

Thanks to the generous support of the GPA Andrew Ursini Charitable Fund, Pancare continues to fund the Novel Therapies Program for pancreatic cancer at the University of Melbourne.

New Pancare Foundation scholarship winners announced

Nikki Rynia

The Pancare Foundation proudly welcomes a new pair of Pancare Scholarship winners for the 2021 award round. Congratulations Dr Michael Kuan-Ching Lee and Ms Antonia Cadell.

Research co-funding commitment inspires top cholangiocarcinoma research ideas

Nikki Rynia

Last month the Australasian Gastro-Intestinal Trials Group (AGITG) and Pancare Foundation co-hosted an exceptional Ideas Generation Workshop to develop new research ideas for the rare and devastating