📢 Applications are now open for ANZGOG's 2026 Fund for New Research Grants. The next breakthrough in gynaecological cancer treatment, prevention, or care could start with a research question waiting to be answered. ANZGOG is pleased to open applications for the 2026 Fund for New Research Grant Program, supporting researchers to explore innovative ideas and generate the evidence needed to progress larger studies and future clinical trials. Thanks to the generosity of ANZGOG donors, funding is available across four priority research areas: 🔹 Endometrial cancer focused surgical study – up to $55,000 🔹 Leiomyosarcoma focused project – $65,000 🔹 Endometrial cancer focused project – up to $100,000 🔹 Clinical or pre-clinical ovarian carcinosarcoma project – up to $50,000 These grants are designed to support early-stage research, helping investigators test promising concepts and build the foundations for future discoveries that improve outcomes for people affected by gynaecological cancers. Learn more and apply: anzgog.org.au/research/fund-… #GynaecologicalCancer #CancerResearch #ResearchFunding

June is Uterine Cancer Awareness Month, and the picture across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand cannot be ignored. Uterine cancers are the most common and fastest rising gynaecological cancers in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. And most women have never heard of it. Around 12 women across both countries will hear those words today. More than two will lose their lives. Yet 94% of women report they were unaware of uterine cancer. It is unknown, underfunded, and unsupported. Uterine cancers are the poorest funded cancer in terms of research funding, both in absolute terms and in terms of disease burden. That has to change. Our State of the Nation report sets out what we know and what must be done. Read it here: anzgog.org.au/state-of-the-n… @CancerAustralia #UCAM #UterineCancer #EndometrialCancer #AdvancingResearchSavingLives