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Stomach Cancer Awareness Month
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August is Stomach Cancer Awareness Month.
Do you know the signs?
This month, Gut Cancer Foundation is shining a light on stomach cancer, the factors that can increase risk and the symptoms of the disease.
Through leading research and innovation, awareness and education, advocacy and patient support, we have a mission to improve and save the lives of all New Zealanders affected by stomach cancer.
We would love your help to raise crucial awareness and funds this August for those who are impacted by stomach cancer in Aotearoa.
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.
Personal Stories
Journeys of triumph, resilience and sadness told by patients and whānau affected by stomach cancer in New Zealand.
Every Action Counts
By donating, raising awareness, or educating your whānau about stomach cancer, you can make a real impact in the lives of New Zealanders. Join us in sharing vital information and providing real support to those affected.
Every action counts - let’s make a difference together.
Do you know the signs and symptoms of stomach cancer?
Take this quick quiz and see.
Learn more about stomach cancer symptoms and risks here.
Donate to GCF today
We appreciate any support you can give to help fund clinical research and raise awareness of gut cancers.