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At our upcoming seminar, Dr Ankur Sharma will discuss how liver cancers rely on their surrounding environment to grow and resist treatment, and how this pioneering research could lead to earlier detection and more effective therapies. Register here: https://ow.ly/KC6t50Z01Lz

One week to go. Join us at Garvan for an insightful seminar with Dr Ankur Sharma exploring the complex ecosystem surrounding liver tumours and how it drives cancer growth and treatment resistance. 👉 Register or learn more: https://ow.ly/hWJ750Z01Nb

Why do only 1 in 4 liver cancer patients survive 5 years? At Garvan, Dr Ankur Sharma is working to develop new drugs that target the cancer's microenvironment to improve survival. Learn more: https://ow.ly/27QB50Z02c2

🔬Ready to see how we pushed the boundaries of medical research in 2025? Our newly released Annual Report takes you behind the scenes of a year of groundbreaking discoveries in cancer, immunology and genomics. Read here: https://ow.ly/89xC50Z94LW

Liver cancer is a lethal disease with less than 1 in 4 people surviving beyond five years post diagnosis. Ground-breaking research could transform treatment options and improve survival rates. 👉 Please donate today: https://ow.ly/u1KW50Z0VUb

"I am still here and still fighting." After a liver cancer diagnosis and a 6-month prognosis, Clive is sharing his story to support the medical research that enabled him to be here today. His journey is why we push the boundaries of discovery. Please donate today: https://ow.ly/yL6r50Z3HUY

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Support vital medical research by taking part in this years City2Surf with #GoGarvan. 👟💙 👉 Join the team and make an impact: https://ow.ly/JLfP50Z3GZh #City2Surf #RunForResearch #CharityRun#RunSydney #SydneyEvents#MedicalResearch

Getting immune cells into solid tumours to treat cancer is a major challenge. Research led by A/Prof Maté Biro shows natural killer cells act as early responders, swarming to tumours and calling in T cells to destroy them. Harnessing this could improve immunotherapies: https://ow.ly/nLJU50Z7qFN

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June is Workplace Giving Month. Workplace giving is one of the easiest ways to support medical research breakthroughs in cancer, immunology, and genomics — with donations made directly from your pre-tax salary. Click here: https://ow.ly/sQys50Z4Ztl

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“Understanding the exact cause of disease is an important step toward finding better treatments.” Professor Mike Rogers explains how a new discovery is uncovering a new way of treating mevalonate kinase deficiency (MKD), a rare but devastating autoinflammatory disorder. https://ow.ly/OrLu50Z0UPp

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