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Home » Advocacy » Sydney Vital 2018 Neuroendocrine Tumour Q&A Session

Sydney Vital 2018 Neuroendocrine Tumour Q&A Session

  • August 28, 2018

Over 100 people attended to hear about what’s new in NET tumours and how research plays an important role in patient outcomes.

Our own Dr John Leyden was one of the guest speakers along with our Unicorn patient advocate Katie Golden. Katie generously gave her time to attend this evening and bravely shared her NETs journey with the audience.

Click here to redirect to the Sydney Vital website page for a full wrap up of this great event.

And for those who were unable to attend, click here to view the recording of this event in YouTube on the Sydney Vital channel.

This activity was jointly funded by the Australian Government Department of Health and donations from our Unicorn Foundation community.

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