Nat Deague’s world was turned upside down on September 11, 2018, but she turned the negative into a positive to raise over $1.2 million for blood cancer research. More than $600,000 was raised at her
In December 2018 the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administrator (TGA) approved the use of chimeric antigen receptor T cell (CAR-T cell) therapy for two types of blood cancer, diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL) and B
The FireFlies Antipodes suffered on their bikes for 800kms in order to raise funds for blood cancer research. Snowdome co-Founder Grant Rutherford joined the FireFlies, here is his story. For those who suffered, I drove.
The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia and Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre chose the Snowdome Foundation as the charity of choice at Pathology Update 2019. Delegates kindly donated to Snowdome at the Roche coffee
The Snowdome Foundation has partnered with Dr Eliza Hawkes, from the Olivia Newton John Cancer Centre at the Austin hospital in Melbourne who has established the Australasian Lymphoma Alliance (ALA). The premise of the ALA
The FireFlies Antipodes are back in the saddle raising funds for Snowdome Foundation. The group will ride a gruelling 1000kms through New Zealand from Christchurch to Queenstown over 7 days. There are a lot of
Tom Long is an Australian actor, well known for his parts on Sea Change, The Dish and Two Hands. He also has multiple myeloma. Tom kindly made this video to remind us that the
Genomics, genetics and epigenetics seem to be buzzwords in the medical research area, especially when it comes to finding new treatments and ways to attack cancer. Researchers talk about mutations, malfunctioning genes, over expressed genes
Engagement parties and gifts are an essential way for newlyweds to celebrate and prepare for their life together. However, when Vanessa Gandel and Daniel Avrutis held their engagement party they decided to forgo personal gifts
Just like every snowflake Snowdome Foundation is unique. We are the only organisation that is exclusively focused on funding blood cancer research to help Australian patients live a longer, better life. We are extremely proud of the
