Dr Andrea Boutros
Dr Andrea Boutros is a Medical Oncology Fellow at Melanoma Institute Australia. Read his Q&A to learn of his inspiring future career goals, his impressive current work, and his surprising hidden talent!
Dr Andrea Boutros is a Medical Oncology Fellow at Melanoma Institute Australia. Read his Q&A to learn of his inspiring future career goals, his impressive current work, and his surprising hidden talent!
From zumba events to kilt runs and motorcycle rides, read more about the Australia-wide efforts of our passionate community fundraisers, and their supporters, all contributing to not only support our life-saving research, but also raise awareness about melanoma and its prevention.
For people living with melanoma and their loved ones, the holiday period can bring up mixed experiences and feelings. We’ve put together a fact sheet of tips for patients, and for family and friends, which we hope will help make the most of this time.
We are proud to announce that the ground-breaking work of the MIA team has been recognised with two prestigious 2024 NSW Premier’s Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research.
Get to know Dr Tuba Nur Gide in and out of the lab as she answers our questions and gives us a glimpse into her work on developing predictive tools to allow personalised immunotherapy treatment for melanoma.
Patients, and families of patients, impacted by advanced melanoma are invited to participate in an online interview to explore their views, experiences, and needs related to genetic information, support and testing.
Hosted by MIA in Sydney, AMC2024 brought together 776 multidisciplinary delegates to engage in insightful discussions, presentations and workshops, all dedicated to reaching our common goal of zero deaths from melanoma. See our AMC2024 photo album.
The creative ways our dedicated community fundraise for MIA never ceases to amaze us! We are so appreciative of their efforts, which help fund our life-saving research.
MIA urges workplaces to enforce sun safe practices this National Safe Work Month, with Speakers' Hub presenter Andrew Camfield sharing his story with 400 Blacktown City Council tradies.
We are so grateful for the efforts of our 'Melanoma Heroes' - all those in our community who have contributed to MIA fundraising to support our research and patient support services. Find out more about how to get involved!