Aspirin study receives funding
The ASCOLT study, which will test if aspirin can reduce the recurrence of bowel cancer and improve survival... Read More
Update on AGITG Activities for 2013
The AGITG aims to achieve better health outcomes for patients by researching important clinical questions. Our research looks... Read More
Dr Ferraro receives Kristian Anderson Award
The AGITG is proud to announce Dr Danielle Ferraro as the recipient of the Kristian Anderson Award, which... Read More
Engaging with the community
For the first time, the GI Cancer Institute launched a series of three community forums in Melbourne, Adelaide... Read More
Tis the season for hope and joy
For 22 years AGITG researchers have provided hope to people affected by gastro-intestinal (GI) cancer as they work... Read More
Seasonal cards for sale
Spread hope and joy this Festive Season. Finding the perfect gift can be tricky, so this festive season we’re... Read More
New trials to fight GI cancer
At the GI Cancer Institute, we believe that we will find a way to more effectively treat and... Read More
Healthy guts, healthy life
Concerned about the link between poor eating habits and cancer, multi award-winning VIVO Cafe, located in Sydney’s CBD,... Read More
Pancreas Cancer Research Workshop a Great Success
The Australasian Gastro-Intestinal Trials Group (AGITG), in collaboration with the Australasian Pancreatic Club (APC) held a free half-day... Read More
Over 100 at Adelaide Engage forum!
Over 100 people attended the GI Cancer Institute’s first Engage Community Forum in Adelaide on 10 November 2013,... Read More
Investing in tomorrow’s researchers
At the GI Cancer Institute and Australian Gastro-Intestinal Trials Group (AGITG), not only are we passionate about GI... Read More
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, and the GI Cancer Institute is raising awareness and funds to expand... Read More
Optimism V Pessimism
Recent research has revealed the difficult dilemma doctors face when sharing updates with patients. Published in Medical News today,... Read More
VIVO Cafe is kicking cancer in the guts
Concerned about the link between poor eating habits and cancer, multi award-winning VIVO Cafe, located in Sydney’s CBD,... Read More
Engage forum a great success
Over 100 people attended the GI Cancer Institute’s first Engage Community Forum in Melbourne on... Read More
Eva Segelov and Nick Goodall hit the airwaves
Associate Professor Eva Segelov and Nick Goodall talk about GI cancer, prevention and clinical trials on air at... Read More
Free GI community forums
Hear what the experts have to say at our free GI Cancer Forum in Adelaide and Sydney! Hear about... Read More
Raffle at AGITG Annual Scientific meeting a success
GI Cancer Institute raffle raises over $1200 for GI Cancer research. The GI Cancer Institute held a raffle at... Read More
Bundaberg ladies fundraise in style
On 14 September, 210 women from Bundaberg indulged in a scrumptious High Tea to raise money for GI... Read More
Joe Avati to MC Nina’s Quest for a Cure
With Italian-Australian comedian Joe Avati as MC and former Australian Rugby Union player John Eales as a guest... Read More