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It is not often you get the chance to hear from six of the brightest minds in blood cancer research, but to couple that with the raw emotion of hope two blood cancer patients have

Multiple myeloma is a plasma cell neoplasm (abnormal growth of plasma cells) that still has no cure and carries with it substantial morbidity and mortality.  The first major advance in treatment was the introduction of

The inaugural blood cancer genomics symposium was held by the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Christine and Bruce Wilson Centre for Lymphoma Genomics and Snowdome Foundation to provide a clinical and laboratory update on the role

Amanda has an ideal life.  She is fit and strong, in her mid 40s and has been married for 18 years.  Her and her husband have two sons aged 12 and 15 who keep them

As Snowdome gathers momentum and more donors are interested in helping make a difference to Australian blood cancer patients’ lives, so too does our need for bigger and better events.  Snowdome is delighted to welcome

On Friday July 20th Maddie Riewoldt’s Vision held Maddie’s Match to raise funds to support research into bone marrow failure.  Snowdome are big supporters of Maddie’s Vision.  We believe if we can help cure bone

People diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) will be tested for two gene mutations in a new pilot program to determine whether they will benefit from standard chemotherapy or novel therapies. Under the program at Peter

With the end of financial year fast approaching you may want to consider making a tax-deductible donation to Snowdome. Helping fund Australian blood cancer research and paying less tax is bound to make you feel

When it comes to the world of haematology research there is a gap between male and female participation that will take years to bridge. A recent study published in PLOS Biology. found that in Australia, women account for