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The Cancer Society is the largest private funder of cancer research in New Zealand - supporting equitable and improved cancer outcomes for all.
For every life touched by cancer, research offers a path towards more effective and targeted treatment.
At the Cancer Society, we know that research is one of the most powerful means we have in the fight against cancer.
Our commitment to research is nearly 100 years strong. Since our formation in 1929, advancing cancer research has remained a core part of our mission.
As our population grows and ages, the number of people affected by cancer is expected to rise significantly. This makes investing in cancer research more important than ever.
Donations help fund groundbreaking studies such as the following, currently being undertaken in Wellington:
Donations from supporters like you help fund groundbreaking studies such as the following, currently being undertaken in Wellington:
Donations from supporters like you help fund groundbreaking studies such as the following, currently being undertaken in Wellington:
- Liver cancer immunotherapy – Dr. Olivia Burn is exploring vaccine-based treatment combinations for improved outcomes.
- CAR T-Cell therapy in Aotearoa – Danielle Sword is refining this innovative immunotherapy while incorporating a Te Ao Māori perspective.
- Synthetic biology for new cancer treatments – Dr. Alistair Brown is developing new drug candidates with anti-cancer properties.
- Māori cancer representation research – Helena Abolins-Thompson is studying genetic tumour samples to improve Māori cancer data.
Your gift could be the key to the next life-saving discovery. Please donate today.