Research news
A weekend in Paris talking all things pathology...
An international course on melanoma pathology in Paris, France co-directed by Professor Richard Scolyer took place over the weekend.
Our own 'Australian Story'
Professor Richard Scolyer highlights the difficulties of diagnosis following the Australian Story feature program on Emma Betts.
Cancer Australia releases 'stage at diagnosis' data for top five incidence cancers – including melanoma
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.
Professor Richard Scolyer presents at world's largest annual meeting of pathologists
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.
Researchers uncover treatment sequence for advanced melanoma patients
Australian researchers have greater clarity on the best course of treatment for patients with advanced melanoma which has spread to the brain.
An unsung hero of melanoma care for nearly 30 years
Melanoma treatment has come a long way in recent times, and the role that nurses play caring for melanoma patients has changed dramatically too.
Sharing our research on melanoma surgery
MIA is sharing it's research with the global surgical oncology community this week at the Society of Surgical Oncology Annual Cancer Symposium.
Excision margins for melanoma redefined
Updated guidelines defining appropriate excision margins have been published thanks to research from MIA.
A Day in the Life Of... Serigne Lo
A Day in the Life Of... Serigne Lo, Research and BioStatistics Manager at Melanoma Institute Australia
Sun Protection: Facts and Controversies
MIA's dermatologist shares her knowledge with GPs on debunking myths and controversies on sunscreen.