We had a ball at the Amie St Clair Annual Ball!
After a two year COVID-delay, close to 300 people enjoyed a fun-filled 10th anniversary celebration at the MIA Amie St Clair Ball.
After a two year COVID-delay, close to 300 people enjoyed a fun-filled 10th anniversary celebration at the MIA Amie St Clair Ball.
New clinical tool developed by Melanoma Institute Australia hailed a breakthrough in personalising treatment for all cancer patients.
Tasmanian skin cancer patients to benefit from increased prevention and awareness campaigns, and bolstered melanoma support services.
Helpful tips on relaxation techniques that can be done regularly to help manage pain, tension, grief and stress.
An unprecedented number of breakthroughs to be presented by MIA researchers at world's leading clinical oncology conference.
A message of thanks from Matthew Browne, Melanoma Institute Australia CEO, to everyone involved in Melanoma March. Funds raised allow our Personalised Immunotherapy Platform (PIP) Clinical Trial to commence.
The pair, who have both been diagnosed with melanoma, are keen to raise funds and awareness for melanoma and will be participating in Melanoma March Coolangatta.
Melanoma diagnosis and treatment can be challenging for patients, and their friends and families. In this article we provide a guide to seeing a psychologist for additional support.
Immunotherapy after surgery proven effective in reducing disease spread in high risk early stage patients.
Spirits were high as everyone enjoyed the return of physical Melanoma March events, and 'March Your Way' initiatives!