Start with the page for your cancer type, where you'll find clear information on symptoms, tests, treatment and what to expect. There's no need to read everything at once. If you'd find it helpful to talk things through, you can speak with one of our specialist cancer nurses, who can help you make sense of your diagnosis and find the right support.

Our cancer information is written and reviewed by health professionals with expertise in upper GI cancers, so you can trust what you read. We keep it clear and plain so it's easier to take in, especially at a stressful time. Our information is here to help you understand your situation and have informed conversations with your own medical team, not to replace their advice.

Yes. Alongside our cancer information, Pancare offers free support for anyone affected by an upper GI cancer. You can speak with a specialist cancer nurse, dietitian or counsellor, join a support group, or get practical and financial help. Support is available to patients, carers and family, at any stage.

These five cancers affect the upper gastrointestinal tract and share some common challenges, including being harder to detect early. Pancare is Australia's leading charity dedicated to all five, which means we can focus on the specific needs of people affected by pancreatic, liver, stomach, biliary and oesophageal cancers.