Welcome Vanessa Barry, Cure Cancer’s New CEO! 🎉 Her passion for social impact makes her the ideal leader to drive our mission forward—funding Australia’s brightest emerging researchers to prevent, detect & treat cancer. We’re excited for the future under her leadership. 🔬

🌟 Natalie’s Story: Living with Bowel Cancer 🌟 At just 39, Natalie Phong was diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer—despite having no symptoms, no family history, and feeling completely healthy. What started as mild abdominal pain turned into a life-changing diagnosis.

🔬 Turning old drugs into new hope for ovarian cancer. Prof Nikola Bowden from The University of Newcastle is leading groundbreaking research to repurpose existing medicines for treatment-resistant ovarian cancer (1/3)

🎉New cutting-edge research on ovarian cancer 🎉 Ovarian cancer is one of the deadliest cancers, often detected too late & with few treatment options. But thanks to the work of The University of Queensland's A/Prof @aruthak.bsky.social, Naomi Berrell & their team, there’s new hope on the horizon (1/4)

💚 “I still have scars that will never go away.” At just 31, Prof Francine Marques @fzmarques.bsky.social was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer—despite being so young and living a healthy lifestyle. (1/4)

Next month marks 10 years of my stage 3 #ovariancancer diagnosis 🙏 I recently had the honour to share my story with @curecancer.bsky.social, via the work my colleague and friend Dr @jessholien.bsky.social is leading in this area 👇👇👇 www.curecancer.com.au/blog/prof-fr...

This #InternationalWomensDay, we’re standing with the trailblazing female researchers and survivors fighting to change the future of ovarian cancer Read more about the work of inspiring women like Dr @jessholien.bsky.social, Dr Emily Colvin & Prof Caroline Ford www.curecancer.com.au/blog/womens-...

💚 This #WomensHistoryMonth, let's raise awareness of ovarian cancer, the deadliest cancer affecting women and people assigned female at birth in Australia. (1/4)

Skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia, with melanoma being the deadliest skin cancer. Thanks to research, we’re closer to better treatments and survival. Meet three researchers dedicated to changing the future of people affected by skin cancer

🎉 Congratulations to Dr George Sharbeen and his team at UNSW on their groundbreaking work developing an RNA nanomedicine to target pancreatic cancer. (1/4)

To mark #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience, 5 Cure Cancer-funded researchers share insights on what they need to thrive in a field where they remain underrepresented. Let's champion women who are breaking barriers for the next generation of scientists. www.curecancer.com.au/blog/what-wo...