GCF | Gut Cancer Foundation

14 Kiwis are diagnosed with a gut cancer every day. That’s over 5,000 Kiwis every year, making gut cancers the most common type of cancer in New Zealand.

Gut cancers are cancers of the digestive tract that include oesophageal, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreatic and bowel cancer.

Our mission is to increase survival rates, life expectancy and quality of life for gut cancer patients in New Zealand.

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GCF launches GIVE IT UP

This March, the Gut Cancer Foundation (GCF) is addressing these statistics by asking New Zealand to ‘GIVE IT UP’ for gut cancers. Kiwis around the country are being asked to give up alcohol, sugar or the sofa for the month ...

New MoH figures confirm Gut

The Ministry of Health has released the latest cancer incidence statistics and the incidence of gut cancers or cancers of the digestive system is increasing year on year. 5423 New Zealanders were diagnosed with a gut cancer to the ...

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Gut cancers are the most common form of cancer

in New Zealand

GCF seeks to increase survival rates, life expectancy and quality of life for gut cancer patients

through funding clinical research and raising awareness.

14 Kiwis are diagnosed with a gut cancer every day. That’s over 5,000 Kiwis every year, making gut cancers the most common type of cancer in New Zealand.

Gut cancers are cancers of the digestive tract that include oesophageal, stomach, liver, gallbladder, pancreatic and bowel cancer.

Our mission is to increase survival rates, life expectancy and quality of life for gut cancer patients in New Zealand.