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400+
Over 400 people are diagnosed with stomach cancer in NZ every year.
3x
Māori are 3 times more likely to develop stomach cancer than NZ European communities.
47%
Around 47% of stomach cancer is diagnosed in an emergency setting.
How do we help Kiwis affected by stomach cancer?
Gut Cancer Foundation gives grants to New Zealand institutions from the funds we raise. They run clinical research, trials and fellowships with the goal of improving treatment for patients with gut cancers. Gut Cancer Foundation is currently actively supporting six studies and trials.
Understanding Māori perspectives: tissue being used for living tissue models
New Zealand Research Study (in recruitment)
Because of our donors, Gut Cancer Foundation has successfully funded the TOPGEAR clinical trial in New Zealand for eligible oesophageal cancer patients. The purpose of this trial was to investigate whether the addition of radiation treatment to chemotherapy before a patient’s surgery can improve outcomes such as pathological complete response rates and overall survival.
Ambulatory Holter Monitoring Feasibility Study
New Zealand Research Study (currently recruiting)
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APEC/THYmine2/Topgear?
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