Skin Cancer Tasmania merges with Melanoma Institute Australia
Tasmanian skin cancer patients to benefit from increased prevention and awareness campaigns, and bolstered melanoma support services.
Tasmanian skin cancer patients to benefit from increased prevention and awareness campaigns, and bolstered melanoma support services.
A promising young MIA researcher is conferred with University of Sydney PhD.
Jana Pittman and Melinda Gainsford-Taylor back our Game On Mole campaign, in support of their much loved coach.
Cited an incredible 427 times around the world, showing its vital role in improving outcomes for people with advanced melanoma.
The 'Distinguished Alumni Award' from University of Tasmania honours the exceptional impact of his work around the world.
The 'Outstanding Research Award' recognises their life-saving discoveries transforming melanoma patient care.
The award recognises her pioneering work in immunotherapy in melanoma, transforming the care of patients worldwide.
MIA is proud to announce that the Nine Network’s newsreader and journalist Peter Overton AM has joined us as a National Ambassador.
The highly anticipated annual list is the “who’s who” of the scientific elite from across the globe.
Prof Scolyer has been appointed as an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia (General Division) for distinguished service to medicine.