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
Snowdome is delighted to welcome Cathy Rhodes to the Snowdome Foundation team as the Senior Office Manager. Cathy has a corporate background working for over 25 years in the media and advertising industry. She held
The 2018 ‘Bloody Good Dinner’ raised almost $740,000 for the Snowdome Foundation and Maddie’s Vision to direct towards essential research into blood cancer and bone marrow failure. One of the important projects that the Boards
By voting for Snowdome in the My Giving Circle we have the chance to share in over $50,000. It only takes 30 seconds. https://mygivingcircle.org/charity/snowdome-foundation/
On October 11th Snowdome held its first educational event to help support the work being conducted to bring blood cancer clinical trials and research to Western Australia (WA). The evening was hosted by Professor Wendy
Wonderful news for multiple myeloma patients with interim results of a new clinical trial (MAIA) reporting positive outcomes. Multiple myeloma patients who were not candidates for high dose chemotherapy or autologous stem cell transplants were
Evidence shows blood cancer patients have a better outcome if they are enrolled in a clinical trial. Sadly, for a multitude of reasons Australia is often not included in blood cancer trials. At Snowdome, we
