“You have the opportunity to help one patient in front of you when you are a clinician, but when working in the laboratory you have the opportunity to help millions of patients when you make
Tom Long so generously told of his battle with myeloma to Lisa Wilkinson on The Project to raise awareness for Snowdome. Tom wanted to ensure that funds were raised for blood cancer research to help
Snowdome co-founder, Professor Miles Prince publishes a paper on impressive new research The Snowdome Foundation is proud to announce that blood cancer specialist, researcher and co-founder of Snowdome, Professor Miles Prince, has published a paper
What a Bloody Good Success! Last year, we celebrated the outstanding achievement and collaboration of Snowdome Foundation and Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision via winning the National Charity Telstra Business Awards. To continue and strengthen this partnership,
What does superannuation have to do with blood cancer? In early April, a team of Vision Super staff took part in the Murray to Moyne charity bike ride for the second year running. Including seven riders,
In this Patient Perspective story, we hark back to late 2014 when we featured a story about the generosity of Warwick Sherman. In remission from non-Hodgkins lymphoma, he was embarking on a second quest to win the ‘Sydney
Thank you Georgie Crozier MLC (Victoria) who dedicated her Parliamentary Member’s Statement on November 22 to Snowdome and our recent success at the Telstra Business Awards . “I would like to acknowledge an organisation, the
Snowdome is proud to partner with Vision Super to deliver the Vision Super-Snowdome Foundation Fellowship to expand access to genetic testing for blood cancer patients at Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation and improve access to personalised cancer
Snowdome would like to pay tribute to our first-ever donor, Arie Rubinstein (at right in picture), who has died from myeloma after an 8 year battle. From 2007 until 2015, Arie was a patient of our
Blood Cancer Awareness Month (September) is an internationally recognised awareness month gaining traction in Australia for all the right reasons. The aim of the month is simple – to raise awareness of what blood cancers
