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Prof Miles Prince AM provides a COVID 19 update

After living with the corona virus for 9 months what have we learned about the impact of the corona virus on people with a blood cancer? Prof Prince discusses this as well as what we can expect in terms of a third wave of infections and a potential vaccine. https://youtu.be/NFon1RFOxvA

Blood Cancer Awareness Month

The month of September is dedicated to raising awareness for blood cancers. It is alarming that every 36 minutes another Australian will be diagnosed with a blood cancer. In fact, new data just released indicates that the incidence is increasing with a predicted 17,000 new cases in 2020. This makes all blood cancers combined the … Continued

Australia funds new treatments for blood cancer

Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) and small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL) As of September 1st 2020, patients with relapsed/refractory CLL and SLL considered unsuitable for treatment or retreatment with a purine analogue (a chemotherapy agent) will have access to acalabrutinib. One of the criteria for purine analogue ineligibility is the presence of ‘del17p’ which is a genomic … Continued

FDA approves 6 new blood cancer treatments in the last 3 months

Since June 2020 the FDA has approved 6 new blood cancer treatments and expanded the use of an already available treatment. Sadly none are approved for use in Australia yet. This highlights how important it is that we continue to fund research through clinical trials to provide access to next generation treatments ahead of Australian … Continued

CAR-T cell therapy clinical trials provide more hope for lymphoma and leukaemia patients

Dr Michael Dickinson is the Lead of the Aggressive Lymphoma disease group within Clinical Haematology at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and Royal Melbourne Hospital. Michael has been instrumental in treating patients with chimeric antigen receptor T (CAR-T) cell therapy nationally. As Snowdome supported Michael for several years as the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre Clinician Researcher … Continued

Miriam Dexter steps down as CEO after eight successful years

The Snowdome Board are sad to announce that after 8 successful years as the CEO of the Snowdome Foundation, Miriam Dexter has decided it is time to move on and spend more time with her family. “We will forever be grateful for all of Miriam’s efforts in leading our organisation to significant and sustained growth. … Continued

Snowdome Foundation welcomes John Salvaris as its new Board Chair

In December 2019 the Snowdome Chair, Roger Greenman AM, announced to the Board that 2020 would be his 6th and final year at the helm of Snowdome, before retiring. On behalf of Australian Blood Cancer patients, the Board would like to thank Roger for his dedicated service to our mission, which has seen Snowdome’s impact … Continued

July 30th COVID 19 Update by Prof Miles Prince AM

Victoria has been in lockdown for 3 weeks and new COVID 19 cases don’t seem to be slowing.  What does all this mean to us as a community and those of us living with a blood cancer? https://youtu.be/qFCfDhnb038