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Melanoma March 2024

Melanoma March, Sunday 24 March at Henley Square, Henley Beach, SA. Our heartfelt thanks to all who came along to march on Sunday 24 March, and everyone who donated and supported our teams. It was the perfect morning at Henley and Sunny our mascot also made an appearance (see pics below). The event was a great

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Lumary City-Bay | Fifty years and running

Lumary City-Bay Fun Run 2024

AMRF are proud supporters of the Lumary City-Bay Fun Run and attended the 50th Anniversary event Sunday 15 September at Wigley Reserve, Glenelg along with Lions Skin Cancer Screening Unit.  It was a very successful event with over 24,000 participants and a huge crowd to support them. Our thanks to Lions for providing skin spot

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Runaway Sydney Half Marathon

Runaway Sydney Half Marathon 2024

Come and experience a truly unique city running experience through the beating heart of the Sydney CBD on Sunday 5 May 2024  Since 1992, the Sydney Morning Herald Half Marathon has been one of Australia’s largest and most iconic half marathon events. For a few amazing hours in perfect Autumn running conditions, the best of

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Professor Georgina Long AO and Professor Richard Scolyer AO awarded 2024 Australians of The Year for melanoma research

Professor Georgina Long AO and Professor Richard Scolyer AO are being awarded 2024 Australians of The Year for their research into melanoma. The awards are bringing more prominence to melanoma and more awareness amongst Australians, which can only be a good thing. We urge everyone to be more sun safe and have a regular skin

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New government subsidised treatment options for some melanoma patients

As of 1 February 2024, Australians with unresectable or metastatic melanoma will have a new treatment option subsidised by the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) with Opdualag (nivolumab/relatlimab) becoming available to patients at a government-subsidised price.   The treatment is a combination of immunotherapies designed to help the body fight melanoma and the new listing is expected

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T8T Fest 2025

T8T Fest 2025

Due to extreme weather the 30 November 2024 event was unfortunately cancelled and will be rescheduled early 2025.  We wish to acknowledge all the work that the Tait family and T8T team has put in to continue to honour the memory of Nicholas Tait.  Thanks also to the community and sponsors who support this annual

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Cole Classic

Cole Classic 2024

Support Australian Melanoma Research Foundation in the Cole Classic 2024  On Sunday 4 February, entrants in one of Australia’s most historic and famous ocean swim events, the Cole Classic, will take to Manly’s ocean waters in 1km, 2km and 5km swim, starting at Shelly Beach and finishing in front of Manly Life Saving Club on

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