A message of thanks from our CEO, Doug Hawkins

Liz Andrew

For Australians, 2020 will perhaps be remembered as one of the most demanding and difficult years in recent history.

National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap Community Consultation Now Open

Liz Andrew

It's time to have your say. Community consultation on the development of the National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap now open.

Floorworld in partnership with Pancare Foundation – laying the foundations for impacting the cause

Liz Andrew

Pancare Foundation are thrilled to announce a new, national partnership with specialty flooring retailer Floorworld, to take on Australia’s toughest cancers – upper gastrointestinal cancers.

Ads on Wheels and Grow Business Group in partnership with Pancare Foundation – a driving force for change

Liz Andrew

Pancare Foundation are thrilled to welcome new corporate partners, the dynamic duo of Ads on Wheels and Grow Business Group, in the fight against upper gastrointestinal (GI) cancers.

World-first Funding for New Liver Cancer Therapy

Liz Andrew

Pancare Foundation welcomes the news that a new combination therapy for liver cancer will be added to the Australian Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.

Pancare Foundation expands resources available to patients living with pancreatic cancer

Liz Andrew

Pancare Foundation are proud to announce the transition of ownership and management of dedicated pancreatic cancer website, PanSupport, from the University of Melbourne.

Pancreatic Cancer Familial Screening Program Update

Liz Andrew

We were fortunate to have Tanya Dwarte, Clinical Research Coordinator from the Garvan Institute of Medical Research, present on the Pancreatic Cancer Familial Screening Program for high-risk

Latest data provides hope for Upper GI cancers with increases in 5-year survival

Liz Andrew

Latest data from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) confirms that the incidence of upper gastrointestinal cancers in Australia are on the rise. While these figures are concerning,

Cancer outcomes in regional Australia

Liz Andrew

In 2019 over 11,000 Australians were diagnosed with an upper GI cancer and over 8,000 Australians died from an upper GI cancer. Around half of all cancer deaths are due to rare and less common

National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap Update

Liz Andrew

We are pleased to announce that Cancer Australia have now commenced development of the National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap to improve outcomes and survival for people with pancreatic cancer in