Pancare has developed a research framework that will be used to inform decisions regarding the funding of national pancreatic research initiatives to achieve significant increases in survival rates for pancreatic cancer.
Read MoreQIMR Berghofer researchers have found that pancreatic cancer patients living in metropolitan centres and areas with a high socio-economic status receive better-quality medical care, which is associated with improved survival.
Read MoreThe recipient of the 2016 Lord Richard Williams Award is Aleksandra Adamska from The Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute, School of Biomedical Sciences, Curtin University.
Read MorePancare Foundation CEO Angelia Dixon welcomes the announcement of a Select Committee into Funding for Research into Cancers with Low Survival Rates due to report in November 2017.
Read MoreDr Mehrdad Nikfarjam reviews article titled Chemoresistance in Pancreatic Cancer Is Driven by Stroma-Derived Insulin-Like Growth Factors.
Read MoreCancerAid is a new Australian-made app that provides verified information on cancer research and treatment and allows for patients to journal their treatment process in a way they can share with their medical and personal support team. Pancare are working in partnership with the team from CancerAid, two Sydney Doctors, Dr Raghav Murali- Ganesh and […]
Read MoreRomae Muggleton began fundraising in November to mark Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month with the goal to ‘do something’ to help raise money in honor of her daughter Michelle, who she lost to pancreatic cancer 12 months ago. Her fund raising started as a meat raffle, but with the support of the Wingham and Taree community, […]
Read MoreOn December 17, twelve lucky ladies sat down to lunch at Morris Jones Restaurant & Bar, Melbourne to dine with the boys from the Bachelorette. Spearheaded by Lee Elliott, the winner of this year’s reality TV show, The Bachelorette the idea was to hold an online auction for members of the public to bid on […]
Read MorePancare Foundation’s Festival of Sports luncheon was held at the MCG on 17th November, 2016 and saw over 400 people join together to help raise much needed awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer. The luncheon coincided with World Pancreatic Cancer Day. Luncheon guests heard from sporting legends Kevin Sheedy, Alan Richardson, Peter Moody, John Sadler, […]
Read MoreDamselfy have teamed up with our Ambassador, Georgia Love to help raise much needed funds for Pancare Foundation as well as increasing awareness of pancreatic cancer. In collaboration with Georgia, the Damselfly team have created a candle that surely does keep our passion for love burning bright. Reading, ‘love is all you need’ and wafting […]
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