Pancreatic cancer is one of the most aggressive cancers and five-year survival rates are just 10%. A very small number of patients live longer, with less than 2% surviving more than 10 years after diagnosis. Researchers have been working to understand how this cancer...

The Avner Australian Pancreatic Cancer Matrix Atlas group (APMA) will investigate a potential new way to improve immunotherapy outcomes for patients with pancreatic cancer using a class of drug that can reduce the metabolic rewiring of the cancer cells thanks to a...

November is recognised as World Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month. We take time to raise awareness of the disease, celebrate survivors and acknowledge pancreatic cancer research.     Pancreatic cancer has now become the third leading cause of cancer deaths...

A new approach to ‘prime’ the tumour environment may improve how effective chemotherapy is for pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, one of the most aggressive forms of pancreatic cancer. In preclinical models, a team at the Garvan Institute of Medical Research could...

Tanya Dwarte, Associate Genetic Counsellor and Clinical Research Coordinator at the APGI will give a presentation about Genetics and Pancreatic cancer. This webinar will highlight the current understanding of sporadic and inherited forms of pancreatic cancer and...

APGI BioResource Project Summary 2020   2020 has been a difficult year for everyone around the world. Our thoughts are with those who have suffered physically and emotionally this year. Despite the challenges here at the APGI we have maintained our commitment to...

Together with the leaders in pancreatic cancer research, the APGI will be presenting at the "Advances in Pancreatic Cancer Research" Webinar. This webinar is part of Avner Foundation's Patient and Carer Hub initiative. Register now to learn how the APGI is helping...

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Publications are a very important part of research. It allows the findings to be shared globally for clinical and educational purposes. It also allows communication of scientific work between academics, clinicians, researcher and students.   The APGI are...