Amie St Clair Ball in Wagga postponed again
The 10th anniversary Amie St Clair Ball, the major annual fundraiser for melanoma services in the Riverina, has been postponed for the 3rd time due to COVID restrictions.
ePROMS-MEL project – Patient reported outcomes Stage III
Investigating including electronic Patient Reported Outcome Measures into routine care for Stage III melanoma patients.
Honouring Ben’s life by supporting the next generation of melanoma researchers
The Garrow family honour their dearly loved family member Ben with the Ben Garrow PhD Scholarship.
MIA’s Annual Research Retreat 2021
The Retreat shared highlights from MIA-led research activities. Despite COVID research has continued unabated.
Queen’s Birthday Honour for Professor Richard Scolyer
Prof Scolyer has been appointed as an Officer (AO) of the Order of Australia (General Division) for distinguished service to medicine.
Successful trial of new immunotherapy treatment
Successful trial of a new immunotherapy drug which offers a third, and less toxic, option for the treatment of advanced melanoma.
Sharing knowledge of melanoma on global stage
As leaders in melanoma field, researchers from MIA shared their knowledge at 10th World Congress of Melanoma.
Better understanding of melanoma in liver
New research has shed light on why advanced melanoma that has spread to the liver is particularly resistant to immunotherapy.
DNA changes drive progression of melanoma
The discovery of dramatic genetic changes may be key to developing new melanoma treatments.
Queen’s Birthday Honour for Prof Georgina Long
MIA Co-Medical Director, Professor Georgina Long, who has been recognised in the 2020 Queen’s Birthday Honours List.