Cancer researchers call for you to join them on their coastal adventure
The adventure you’ve been searching for in 2022 could be closer than you think. Oncology Dietitian Belinda Steer and... Read More
The biggest challenge yet for top cancer researcher
In March 2021, 65 gutsy trekkers will hike to the top of Australia’s highest mountain and one of... Read More
The latest research from ASCO at the Living Room Series
On 15 June the GI Cancer Institute held an instalment of the Living Room Series in Sydney. Two... Read More
New community-funded research aims to reduce treatment burden for rectal cancer patients
Thanks to the trust, dedication and support of the GI cancer community, up to $200,000 has been awarded... Read More
The 2023 Late-Stage Colorectal Cancer Idea Generation Workshop
This year’s Idea Generation Workshop was held on Friday 19 May, facilitated by A/Prof Cherry Koh and... Read More
Distant and disparate: rural, regional and remote access to cancer care
Russell may already be familiar to you as our Chief Executive Officer. In this feature, we cover his... Read More
Trial Recruitment
AGITG Trial news: The AGITG currently has 12 studies open to recruitment and 16 studies in... Read More
Thank you to GI cancer research pioneers
This past few weeks, the AGITG Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) has undergone a renewal process. Providing opportunities for... Read More
Deep listening and First Nations cultural safety in GI cancer clinical trials
Gadigal Traditional Custodian Madison Shakespeare discusses the foundational role of cultural safety for First Nations patients and how... Read More
First Nations cultural safety and partnership for GI cancer clinical trials
Madison Shakespeare, Gadigal Traditional Custodian, shares why it is vital for any healthcare environment to treat... Read More
First Nations peoples in GI cancer clinical trials
Madison Shakespeare shares insight on why inclusion of First Nations peoples in cancer clinical trials is essential, as... Read More
Patient barriers to representation in GI cancer clinical trials
Christie Ah-Fa shares the barriers she and her late husband Lei experienced in his treatment of pancreatic cancer,... Read More
Creating better equity, diversity and inclusion for patients in GI cancer clinical trials
Christie Ah-Fa suggests some practical actions to create a more equitable, diverse and inclusive environment for patients in... Read More