Collaboration is a necessity in ensuring a relevant, vibrant, impactful research agenda 🤝 One particular example of collaboration at ANZGOG is between scientists and clinicians, who work together to advance research 'bench to bedside' for gynaecological cancer patients.

In response to the rising cases of endometrial cancer globally, ANZGOG’s DOMENICA trial addresses the need to explore immunotherapeutic options in the treatment of endometrial cancer. #AdvancingResearchSavingLives Read more: anzgog.org.au/anzgogs-new-en…

An opportunity for ANZGOG members to learn about how economic modelling can be used in cancer clinical trials👇

TR-ANZGOG is an ANZGOG translational research initiative to add value to important clinical trials in women with gynaecological cancers by supporting the collection and use of biospecimens for future research 🧪🔬 Watch Professor Anna DeFazio-Poidevin AM explain below 👇

NEW ANZGOG PUBLICATION 📚🚨 Atezolizumab and chemotherapy for advanced or recurrent endometrial cancer (AtTEnd): a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, phase 3 trial ChenLee Yoland Antill ANZGOG publications: loom.ly/oXW2qcw

It was a great honour to be part of this group developing recommendations for how to improve clinical trial research into endometrial cancer in the future. This is much needed given the increasing burden of endometrial cancer in our community. ANZGOG BowtellLab #EDEN

Led by ANZGOG in collaboration with the Canadian Cancer Trials Group (CCTG), EN.10/TAPER trial seeks to revolutionise clinical practice, ultimately reducing treatment toxicity for patients and optimizing healthcare resource allocation. More: anzgog.org.au/endometrial-ca…

Dr Bryony Simcock, an NZ surgeon and ANZGOG member, talks about New Zealand's drug approval process, under Pharmac, and its impact on drug availability compared to Australia, the challenges of including New Zealand in rare clinical trials, and the role of the Māori concept

Elsa's words in the video below remind us why conducting clinical trial research is so important. Clinical trials can give precious time with loved ones. That is why ANZGOG and its members remain committed to #AdvancingResearchSavingLives.

🌟 The Future of Gynaecological Cancer Care 🌟 In a recent conversation with ANZGOG, Assoc Prof Alison Davis highlights why #GynaeCancerMatters to her and discusses the importance of patient-centred research in improving outcomes for women. Read more: anzgog.org.au/the-future-of-…

During Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month we encourage you to listen to ANZGOG's award-winning podcast 'On the Down Low'. 🎧 The series features raw and inspiring stories from women with ovarian cancer and their caregivers. Tune in for free: anzgog.org.au/on-the-down-lo…