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Individualised Molecular Pancreatic Cancer Therapy (IMPaCT) is a new Australian clinical trial looking at individualising the treatment of patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer.
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APGI News
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November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month
The month of November is dedicated to bringing pancreatic cancer into focus through awareness and keeping hope alive for those living with or touched by this disease.
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2014 APGI Symposium Presentations
Available presentations from the 2014 APGI Symposium have now been uploaded.
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2013 Research Update
APGI's 2013 Research Update includes our current ICGC progress from a collection and genomic standpoint, numbers of data components that have been generated, a summary of projects underway as well as publication highlights.
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2013 Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month Launch at Parliament House Sydney
The Hon Jillian Skinner, NSW Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research joined APGI researchers, Garvan Institute of Medical Research colleagues, pancreatic cancer patients and their family members at Parliament House in Sydney recently to officially launch the month of November 2013 as Pancreatic Cancer Awareness month. At the conclusion of the formal proceedings a large cake in the shape of a purple ribbon was cut and guests enjoyed the opportunity to chat with one another over morning tea. We have heard some truly moving and extraordinary stories over the months from patients and their carers, one in particular we would like to share with you here. From Erica, who warmly addressed the Minister and audience at last week’s Parliament House event with an insightful speech on her roller coaster journey.
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Mutational Signatures of Cancer Identified
An international collaboration looking at the 30 most common cancer types and the mutational process that drives tumour development has resulted in a major cancer discovery.
