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THE QUEST FOR IMPROVED CANCER TREATMENTS FROM LAB BENCH TO BEDSIDE TO BETTER CARE , AMRF recently hosted a free public lecture about how drugs and treatments reach the cancer patients who need them Learn more about cancer research Sign up for the latest news In New Zealand this year, around 21,000 people will be diagnosed with a serious cancer and around 8,000 of those will die from their disease within five In the last 40 year period across all cancers, the rates of long term cancer survival over ten years

test determine if a cancer patient will respond to treatment? It’s been shown to work really well for lung cancer. ​ crossed its applicable to other cancers.” Ten per cent of all registered cancers each year are melanoma and it's the third most common cancer type The treatments re-awaken the body's immune system to then attack the cancer.

Help the Francis, Cawood, Crawshaw & Lind families raise funds to support brain cancer research Click to donate now Musical Theatre Fundraiser Nov 4 in Christchurch Cancer is a grief that unites us. Cancer steals. It takes away future memories, hugs and laughter that you assumed were guaranteed. Raising money for brain cancer research is so much more than just donating. Many people have lost loved ones to cancer, including us, or have loved ones battling this disease.

Tour Aotearoa for Cancer Research Cyclists spin their wheels to raise funds for cancer research AMRF friends, Tom Burgess and Chris Bird, know how it feels to lose loved family members to cancer. ​ “I’m pledging all funds raised to AMRF and the cancer research they enable. This includes audiology conditions, neurological issues such as dementia and Parkinson's disease, cancers

...can a blood test predict the success of cancer treatment? ...can we improve outcomes for brain cancer patients? Families rally behind AMRF, giving hope to others after losing loved ones to brain cancers Breakthrough Funding: Pioneering Endometrial Cancer Research Receives Major Grant Who decides what research should

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AMRF Jan 17 1 min Families rally behind AMRF, giving hope to others after losing loved ones to brain cancers effort in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park and a musical theatre gala evening raise funds for brain cancer Research Receives Major Grant Pioneering endometrial cancer research addressing rising incidence among Curious about the latest developments in cancer research and new treatments? treatments A/Prof Michael Hay presents an overview of cancer research happening right here in Auckland

: A NOVEL 3D ORGANOID MODEL TO STUDY CANCER-ADIPOCYTE CROSSTALK ($221,964 - 1 year) 1421001-1 (One year However, due to a lack of laboratory models that can successfully mimic the interaction between cancer growth, offering a specialised therapy for breast cancer patients at risk of adipose-mediated effects The Organoids are also themselves a valuable new tool for cancer researchers in New Zealand, and could CANCER-ADIPOCYTE CROSSTALK ($407,591 - 2 years) 1421001 2021 Dr Emma Nolan Auckland Cancer Society Research

BEV OLSEN, CANCER PATIENT “As a Stage 4 Lung Cancer patient myself, the extra time (alongside superb

By stimulating the patient’s immune cells to fight cancer cells, immunotherapy can cure cancer. and breast cancer. Bowel cancer and lung cancer are the two highest causes of cancer death in New Zealand, with almost 3000 Cancer is a long-term disease. for cancer patients.

I'm curious to see if we can improve outcomes for brain cancer patients The first question people ask when given the news that they have cancer is usually “how long have I got?”. If they have a GBM brain cancer the answer can be even more devastating. Having seen her aunt’s battle with cancer rob her of her quality of life in just a few months after detection This is quite rapid compared to a lot of other types of cancers,” Zoe reveals. ​

It’s hard to imagine what our lives would be like without vaccinations, organ transplants, cancer treatments roller-coaster for the Elliot family, facing all of the physical, emotional and financial challenges that a cancer