GAIN Inc.

GAIN Inc. Gain Inc (www.gain.org.au) a not-for-profit organisation established in 2000 to increase awareness & act as a voice on all Gynae issues & cancers.

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17/06/2026

Would past committee members please get in touch .
Email: [email protected]

GAIN will cease operations from 1st July 2026 and we'd like to invite past committee members to join us for a celebration.
Thank you.

Catherine

29/04/2026

GAIN wishes to advise that after 25 years of providing a service to the community that we are regrettably winding up the organisation, effective 1 July 2026. This is due to the retirement of the current committee members, who sadly have been unable to find any replacements to take over their positions.
We have been looking for suitable recipients of our assets and have found two like minded organisations who we are currently in negotiations with. Thank you for your continued support over the past 25 years.

14/04/2026

We are trying to get in touch with any past GAIN committee members, so please get in touch with us at [email protected] if you’ve been involved with the committee anywhere along the way, right from the early days. Thanks

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09/01/2026

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A massive data analysis of millions of patients found over 600 correlations, proving Endometriosis is a systemic disorder affecting the lungs, gut, and eyes. This validates what patients have known for years: the inflammation is body-wide, and effective treatment must look far beyond the uterus. Medicine is finally seeing the bigger picture of this whole-body disease.

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Source: UC San Francisco Health

16/12/2025

👋 We’re pleased to announce that Dr James Brown will seeing patients at the Women’s Health Research Institute of Australia (WHRIA) for those interested in the Aventect ovarian cancer blood test.

With his extensive experience in gynaecology, active research leadership and commitment to cancer prevention, Dr Brown is well positioned to support women seeking early detection options.

Appointments are now available at WHRIA.
WHRIA.com.au/contact-us

❗ Early detection matters ❗

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