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We know that cancer research brilliance goes further, faster, when it’s backed by technology. So we ask highly-esteemed cancer researchers to select the cancer research they believe in, and we supercharge it with technology. It works!

 

Australian Cancer Research Foundation’s approach has already saved the lives of Australians who would otherwise die from their cancer or pay an unacceptable price for more time. 2 in 5 Australians will be diagnosed with cancer by the age of 85. The remaining 3 will be closely affected by a diagnosis. Support ACRF, as people you love need Australia’s best cancer research.

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Oliver Jepson

At just six years old, Ollie was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer known as embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma.
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Sophia Burfitt

Sophia was just a baby when doctors found a fast-growing tumour behind her left eye. Her parents, Liz and Pat, faced the terrifying idea that they might lose their beloved little girl.

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Michael Ow

I was 9 or 10 when my cousin, Pui Fun passed away from leukemia. She was 7. We sort of grew up and played together.
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Sophia Burfitt

Sophia was just a baby when doctors found a fast-growing tumour behind her left eye. Her parents, Liz and Pat, faced the terrifying idea that they might lose their beloved little girl.

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