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Congratulations to our collaborative partner Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision with the announcement today that the Government will provide a $2.4 million grant to fund a world first research centre for Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes and a

Snowdome is excited to be setting sail in the right direction. Snowdome supporter Warwick Sherman, who is personally connected to blood cancer and has been a part of the Snowdome community for many years, will

I was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma two weeks before my 36th birthday and yes I was in shock… In some ways, I am still am. Everything you are told when you hear the word cancer

Three years ago, Vision Super looked at their insurance claims data – 25% of their insurance claims were cancer-related and sadly 46% of Vision Super members’ deaths were due to cancer. Vision Super decided they

Tumour DNA provides clearer genetic profiles of lymphoid malignancy Analysing tumour DNA in addition to biopsies could give clinicians a more nuanced view of a patient’s disease progression and could potentially impact treatment direction, an expert

As a Snowdome supporter, we wanted to inform you of a momentous occasion for the Snowdome Foundation. Yesterday marked the launch of the Christine and Bruce Wilson Centre for Lymphoma Genomics at the Peter MacCallum

Tuesday, 17 October 2017 Joint Press Release – Generous donation focused on genetic testing brings fresh hope to Australian blood cancer patients Australia cements position as world leader in fight against blood cancer With the

Genomics Q&A with Professor Miles Prince Since 2014, Snowdome has funded cutting-edge research into genomics and supported the incredible advancements in genomic profiling of various blood cancers. This often life-changing service is particularly useful for patients who don’t respond

Having the ‘will’ to make a difference Research has found that nearly one-third of Australians hope to leave a gift to charity but only 7.5 percent follow through with it.  Support groups, sports clubs or