From Lab Coats To Lycra - Australian Melanoma experts take on world Triathlon championships

Melanoma Institute Australia is delighted to announce the appointment of Matthew Browne as Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

It was a full house this week at Melanoma Institute Australia thanks to our ‘Melanoma in Practice: Nurse Conference’. 

A new study from The University of Sydney shows that sunscreen reduces melanoma risk by 40 per cent when used from a young age.

Melanoma Institute Australia (MIA) has launched a free e-learning portal to educate healthcare professionals about the latest advances in melanoma diagnosis and treatment.

When David lost his life last year, he was 33, with three daughters under six.

ASCO 2018 brings together the world's best in oncology from around the world. 

Clinical trials are just that – trials in a clinical setting to evaluate the effectiveness or otherwise of individual and combination treatments.

Melanoma Institute Australia scooped the award pool at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the International Academy of Pathology. 

Melanoma patients across Australia will benefit from the release of updated clinical care guidelines.

An American study has discovered a link between early detection and marital status in melanoma diagnosis. 

An international course on melanoma pathology in Paris, France co-directed by Professor Richard Scolyer took place over the weekend.

Professor Richard Scolyer highlights the difficulties of diagnosis following the Australian Story feature program on Emma Betts. 

For the first time in Australia, national data has been released on cancer stage at diagnosis. This data explores the top five incidence cancers – female breast cancer, colorectal, lung, prostate cancers and melanoma.

'Dear Emma' - a tribute to the life and times of a young woman determined to raise awareness about melanoma. 

Carole Renouf, CEO for MIA thanks Toyota for helping fuel ongoing melanoma research.

Fraser Dykes tackled the Kokoda Trail on an eight day trek in memory of his friend Mark 'Bod' Boddison.

Harvard’s Clinical Professor Martin Mihm and MIA’s Conjoint Medical Director Professor Richard Scoyler delivered a series of lectures on melanoma pathology in Vancouver, British Colombia this week at the world’s biggest annual pathology meeting.

A round of applause for a well deserved win.