News
Melanoma breakthrough paves way for personalised treatment for all cancer patients
Australian researchers have for the first time identified specific cells and receptors in the immune system which predict how a patient will respond to treatment with immunotherapies, potentially paving the way for the development of personalised therapy for all cancer patients.
Melanoma March announces 2019 Principal Partner
Melanoma March is thrilled to introduce Ricky as our official Principal Partner for 2019!
Swimming champion Cate Campbell spearheads national campaign to save lives from melanoma
World record holder, Olympian and Australian swimming champion Cate Campbell has been announced as National Ambassador for Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) and its national awareness and fundraising campaign, Melanoma March.
MIA experts collaborate on groundbreaking research
MIA's expertise was essential to a recent Nature publication spearheaded by Perth’s Telethon Kids Institute and The University of Melbourne.
World-leading pathologist Associate Professor Michael Tetzlaff visits MIA
MIA is delighted to be hosting the MD Anderson pathologist on his first ever trip to Australia.
Possible PBS listing for dabrafenib and trametinib
Clinicians, patients and other stakeholders in the cancer community are invited to make submissions in support of the PBS listing for dabrafenib and trametinib.
Arden Anglican School wins SunSafe Ambassador competition
Three students from Arden Anglican School in Epping have won Melanoma Institute Australia’s (MIA) inaugural SunSafe Student Ambassador Award.
DON'T CLOUD THE SUN-SAFE MESSAGE
Mark Whittaker’s ‘Here comes the sun; Defending our summer rays’ (GW 24 Nov) clouds the sun-safe message – which could have disastrous consequences.
Professor Georgina Long named as one of world's most highly cited researchers
Professor Georgina Long is among only 12 researchers from the University of Sydney to be named in the 2018 Highly Cited Researchers List.
Aussies need to protect themselves from 'everyday' sun damage
‘Wearing sunscreen should be as automatic as wearing a seatbelt. Both are potential life savers.’
Wildfire Award helps ignite new melanoma research
Dr James Wilmott says his Wildfire Award will help expand research into treatment options for people with mucosal melanoma, a rare but deadly form of skin cancer.
Opinion: Fighting the Resistance
Following the recent hype around immunotherapies in cancer, CEO Carole Renouf shares the greatest story never told… resistance… and what MIA is doing to address it.
5 Minutes With A/Prof Jennifer Wargo
A/Prof Wargo discusses the research she will be presenting as a keynote speaker at the upcoming Australasian Melanoma Conference.
Dr James Wilmott awarded for outstanding cancer research
Dr James Wilmott has been awarded the Wildfire award at this year's Cancer Institute NSW's Premier Awards for Outstanding Cancer Research.
Community invests in MIA's new trial
The community has responded generously to our recent appeal to fund a specialised nursing position in an exciting new clinical trial.
New trial giving options
We have developed a unique clinical trial that will use existing drugs to target rare genes in melanoma patients.
Melanoma research summary from ASCO
Data presented at the recent ASCO Annual Meeting showcased advances in melanoma research, particularly long-term survival data.
Updated privacy policy
We value your privacy and want you to be familiar with how we collect, use and disclose your information.
Can cognitive technology assist with melanoma identification?
Melanoma Institute Australia has partnered with IBM Research in Australia to help further advance melanoma identification using cognitive technology.
'4 Questions With...' Series
CEO Carole Renouf chats to senior clinicians and researchers as part of our "4 Questions With..." short video series.
Stop the Spread campaign shortlisted
MIA's 'Stop the Spread' campaign has been shortlisted in the 2016 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.
A meeting of the minds
MIA's doctors are converging on Chicago this week along with 40,000 delegates from around the globe at the biggest oncology conference in the world.
MIA's Dermatology services expanded
We are pleased to announce a recent expansion to the dermatology services at Melanoma Institute Australia.
5 Minutes with Maria Gonzalez
This International Clinical Trials Day we reflect on the importance of clinical trials and the people who dedicate their lives to helping melanoma patients today and in the future.
Melanoma eBook to educate GPs
MIA has launched its first eBook Melanoma Essentials – A Concise Guide, a resource for GPs and other medical, nursing and allied professionals to help them effectively diagnose and manage cases.
5 Minutes with Dr Scot Ebbinghaus
Dr Scot Ebbinghaus chats to us about an exciting clinical trial at MIA and where melanoma treatment is headed in the future.
Opdivo available on PBS for advanced melanoma patients
A new melanoma treatment has been listed on the PBS today, giving another option for advanced melanoma patients.
5 Minutes with Dr Louise Jackett
MIA's Pathology Fellow Dr Louise Jackett tells us why she's joined our fellowship program to learn from the best.
MIA patient's plight highlighted in ABC series
MIA doctors and patient have featured in the final episode of ABC’s ground-breaking series Keeping Australia Alive.