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Pancreatic and Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
Nikki Rynia
November is Pancreatic and Stomach Cancer Awareness Month. It is an important time for cancer awareness raising in Australia, with two of the nation’s low-survival cancers in the spotlight.
Adding Value to scans with Pancare funded PURPLE Translational Registry Radiomics module
The PURPLE Translational Registry (Pancreatic cancer: Understanding Routine Practice and Lifting End results), led by Dr Belinda Lee at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, is a unique and powerful
Major funder supports research into new treatments for pancreatic cancer
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.
Ground-breaking pancreatic cancer research in NSW gets $13 million push
The Cancer Institute of NSW announced yesterday that has awarded $13 million to cancer research, a bulk of which will go toward improving outcomes for people with pancreatic cancer.
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
It's time to have your say. Community consultation on the development of the National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap now open.
Pancare Foundation expands resources available to patients living with pancreatic cancer
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
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
National Pancreatic Cancer Roadmap Update
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
