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Today, April 7, is World Health Day, and we’re standing with science. "Clinical trials turn breakthroughs into better ou...
07/04/2026

Today, April 7, is World Health Day, and we’re standing with science.
"Clinical trials turn breakthroughs into better outcomes by giving patients access to new treatments and real hope for the future." Jack - clinical trials participant.

Together, we’re working towards a world where no one has to live in fear of cancer. Read more about clinical trials and we turn scientific discoveries into real- world and life changing treatments. Read more about the science behind hope.https://anzup.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/World-Health-Day-2026.pdf

26/03/2026

🌟 Nominations are now open!
2025–26 Research Australia Health and Medical Research Awards

Do you know an extraordinary researcher, advocate, innovator or leader shaping the future of health and medical research in Australia? Now is the time to recognise their impact.

The Research Australia Awards celebrate excellence across advocacy, philanthropy, discovery, digital innovation, health services research, frontier science, and lifelong contribution. With categories recognising early-career breakthroughs through to sector-wide leadership, these awards honour the people and teams driving better health for our community.

Whether it’s a groundbreaking discovery, a game-changing digital innovation, transformative health services research, or tireless advocacy, help us shine a light on those advancing health and medical research in Australia.

📝 More Information: https://researchaustralia.org/awards/nominations-2/

Today, 12 March, marks World Kidney Day, a global awareness day highlighting kidney health and the growing impact of kid...
12/03/2026

Today, 12 March, marks World Kidney Day, a global awareness day highlighting kidney health and the growing impact of kidney disease worldwide.

Kidney cancer is one of the more common cancers in Australia, over 4,800 cases were expected in 2025. Smoking and being overweight or obese are known risk factors that significantly increase the likelihood of developing kidney cancer. Whilst it can be difficult to detect early, signs to watch for include blood in the urine or a change in urine colour, persistent pain in the back or side below the ribs, ongoing fatigue, unexplained weight loss, fever not linked to a cold or flu, high blood pressure or anaemia. We reached out to Juliet de Nittis who joined ANZUP's UNISON clinical trial. Read more about her remarkable story https://ow.ly/Z9Ni50Yr0rB

To co-incide with International Women's Day yesterday, we sat down with our CEO Sam Oakes and several of our collaborato...
08/03/2026

To co-incide with International Women's Day yesterday, we sat down with our CEO Sam Oakes and several of our collaborators to talk about their career journeys into medicine and clinical research. At ANZUP we are so lucky to work with people like these. The people who are quite literally saving lives. Read what they have to say and the advice for any women out there wanting to follow their lead. https://ow.ly/t4xk50YqWiw

A simple blood test could help predict if testicular cancer will return. Early results from our CLIMATE trial suggest a ...
02/03/2026

A simple blood test could help predict if testicular cancer will return. Early results from our CLIMATE trial suggest a new blood marker (miR-371) may detect tiny traces of cancer after surgery even when scans show no signs of disease. Around 1 in 4 people with early-stage testicular cancer experience recurrence within five years. For many young Australians, that uncertainty can be one of the hardest parts of recovery.

This research could help personalise follow-up care and identifying who may need further treatment sooner, and who can avoid unnecessary therapy.

Because improving survival is only part of the story. Reducing worry and helping people live well after treatment matters too.

Read more about Climate https://anzup.org.au/clinical-trial/climate/

119 people.Every. Single. Day.Across Australia and New Zealand, that’s how many people are diagnosed with a Below the Be...
27/02/2026

119 people.
Every. Single. Day.

Across Australia and New Zealand, that’s how many people are diagnosed with a Below the Belt cancer: bladder, kidney, testicular, pe**le or prostate.

At ANZUP, we bring together the best minds in research and care to run clinical trials that improve treatments and outcomes for people facing these cancers.

Because progress starts with awareness and continues with research.
To learn more https://anzup.org.au/

Every year, more than 33,000 people across Australia and New Zealand are diagnosed with a Below the Belt cancer.That inc...
24/02/2026

Every year, more than 33,000 people across Australia and New Zealand are diagnosed with a Below the Belt cancer.

That includes bladder, kidney, testicular, pe**le and prostate cancers. At ANZUP, we bring researchers, clinicians and consumers together to run clinical trials that improve treatment options and outcomes for patients.

Imagine a life without fear of cancer.

Learn more about the work we’re doing to change the future of Below the Belt cancers.

Register now for the ANZUP ASM being held in . Abstract submissions now open! Learn more: https://anzup.org.au/asm202...
18/02/2026

Register now for the ANZUP ASM being held in . Abstract submissions now open! Learn more: https://anzup.org.au/asm2026/. Adelaide Convention Centre

22/12/2025

This Christmas, we’re standing with every person who wants more time, more joy, and more life. Not defined by fear but filled with possibility.

That’s why our clinical trials matter. They’re not just about finding answers for the future, they’re helping people today live longer, fuller and more meaningful lives.

Your support makes this possible 👉 https://www.belowthebelt.org.au/anzup-christmas-appeal

Together we can help more people get back to the moments that make life extraordinary and live without fear of cancer.

From all of us at ANZUP to you – Merry Christmas. 🎄💝

At 20, Jack was studying to become a doctor when he was diagnosed with high-risk bladder cancer. Thanks to ANZUP-led res...
15/12/2025

At 20, Jack was studying to become a doctor when he was diagnosed with high-risk bladder cancer.

Thanks to ANZUP-led research, he accessed a safer and more effective treatment that helped him keep studying, keep moving, and keep living.

Today, Jack has finished his final exams and is just weeks away from graduating medical school! 🎓👨‍⚕️

Support the research that helps young people like Jack keep moving forward. 👉Donate now: https://www.belowthebelt.org.au/anzup-christmas-appeal

ANZUP is horrified and deeply saddened by the events that occurred in Bondi on Sunday 14 December. ANZUP has zero toler...
15/12/2025

ANZUP is horrified and deeply saddened by the events that occurred in Bondi on Sunday 14 December.

ANZUP has zero tolerance for anti-social and antisemitic behaviour in any form.

We stand together with the Jewish community in disgust and wrap our arms and hearts around all people affected. ❤️

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