AGITG ASM 2025: Special Podcast Preview
A sneak preview podcast of what to expect from the AGITG’s 2025 ASM!
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AGITG 2023 Wrap-Up with Katie Garman and Ben Lawrence
How can we change our inner worlds alongside our healthcare systems? How can we integrate…
AGITG 25th Annual Scientific Meeting: Navigating a Path to Equity in GI Cancer Research
Q&A with Meeting Co-Convenor Dr Ben Lawrence, Head of Oncology at University of Auckland &…
AGITG 25th Annual Scientific Meeting: Navigating a Path to Equity in GI Cancer Research
Q&A with Meeting Co-Convenor Dr Ben Lawrence, Head of Oncology at University of Auckland &…
GI Update with Eugene Koay and Lizzy Smyth
AGITG ASM Special Episode of Experts on Point
Will AI replace radiation oncologists? What are the best treatment options for patients with operable gastroesophageal adenocarcinoma?
Our Host Rachael Babin chats to radiation oncologist Eugene Koay and medical oncologist Lizzy Smyth, both of whom were international guest speakers at the AGITG meeting in November 2022.
ASCO GI: International clinical trial demonstrates improved survival with new treatment for patients with advanced gastro-oesophageal cancer
The AGITG and NHMRC CTC today announced that the INTEGRATE IIa study, a phase III…
Celebrating 30 Years at the AGITG Annual Scientific Meeting
The Australasian Gastro Intestinal Trails Group (AGITG), held their 23rd Annual Scientific Meeting on 12-15…
New grant gives hope to Australians living with rare cancer
Pancreatic and hepatobiliary surgeon, Dr Daniel Croagh has been awarded the AGITG – Pancare Foundation…
Professor Mark Smithers receives John Zalcberg OAM Award for his dedication to gastro-intestinal cancer research
Surgical oncologist Professor Mark Smithers AM was honoured for his 30-year commitment to discovering better…
Celebrating 30 years at the AGITG ASM
As the Australasian Gastro-Intestinal Trials Group (AGITG) celebrate their 30th anniversary, join them for their…