We're inviting participants from the 45 and Up Study to take part in research to unlock the power of genetics to detect cancers earlier and prevent cancer deaths. Find out more 👇 daffodilcentre.org/news/finding-b… Julia Steinberg Anne Cust Sax Institute

Incredibly grateful to all the 45 and Up Study participants who have already agreed to help our research to prevent cancer deaths and improve the health of future Australians! Hoping many more will sign up over the coming weeks🤞

📣 Please RT! We're #hiring a scientific project manager IARC in Lyon, France to work with me & my team + Shama Virani. Quals: masters or PhD in epidemiology or public health (or similar), top-notch organizational and writing skills, & independence. Details in the image ⬇️

At #SMR2022 Anne Cust is sharing the Melanoma Institute Australia experience in tailoring skin check scheduling based on personalised risk assessment including by using MIA risk reduction tools. Check them out at: melanomarisk.org.au (we make them freely available to everyone!)

Have your say on the Australian Cancer Plan! Public consultation for the Australian Cancer Plan is now open. Cancer Australia invites you to view and share your feedback on the draft of the #AustralianCancerPlan. Visit engage.australiancancerplan.gov.au/acppc

📢 #PhD opportunity in gorgeous Sydney with Anne Cust and me! Interested in cutting-edge cancer risk predictions that integrate genomic, lifestyle, and other key information? Join our multidisciplinary and highly collaborative team - apply by 31 March: sydney.edu.au/scholarships/c…

Only 1 week left to apply for a PhD scholarship at University of Sydney on cancer risk prediction tools in different cancer types working with Julia Steinberg and me. This is part of a MRFF-funded multi-institutional collaborative study. Come study with us!

We are really excited too, to have you working with us at the Daffodil Centre! Looking forward to lots of interesting research discussions and helping to make a difference!

You could hear a pin drop in this room! All so captivated by Dr Andrea Smith in her amazing story of #advocacy and #science for metastatic breast cancer. #NSWCancerConf2023

Last night Professor Georgina Long AO discussed the NADINA trial that's "revolutionary" for #melanoma patients. Results: est. 12m event-free survival rates of 83.7% in #neoadjuvant arm v 57.2% in adjuvant arm. Hear from Prof Long & trial patient Hayley. The Project University of Sydney AusoftheYearAwards

🗓️ Join the #ELSInetwork seminar on Tue 18/6 at 11am (AEST). Prof Anne Cust & Mary-Anne Young will explore ethical, legal & social issues of #polygenic scores in healthcare. Register 👉 tinyurl.com/bdtzau8e Prof. Ainsley Newson 💉💉💉💉💉 #ELSI #genomics #seminar #bioethics

Skin checks occur in about 1% of general practice consults, with substantial health system costs, according to research that could inform a future Australian #melanoma screening program: doi.org/10.17061/phrp3… The Daffodil Centre Anne Cust Jon Emery

Our new paper on skin checks in primary care found that 1 in 5 skin checks resulted in additional healthcare, which was more likely for people of older age, or living outside the major cities or from more disadvantaged areas The Daffodil Centre Melanoma Institute Australia doi.org/10.17061/phrp3……

Last week Professor Georgina Long AO & I travelled to Perth & were hosted by Auspire-Australia Day Council WA as joint AusoftheYearAwards: it was a fun & busy few days! We met with some of the many amazing West Australians! It was a fabulous & packed program in 2 days! *met with WA Governor, *presented to medical

#EurekaPrizes Very honoured to be a finalist in the Interdisciplinary Research prize - AI assisted diagnosis of melanoma and skin cancer University of Sydney ACRF Melanoma Imaging & Diagnosis Centre UQ News Monash University

And the #EurekaPrizes award for #interdisciplinaryresearch goes to the remarkable Australian Centre of Excellence in #Melanoma Imaging and Diagnosis which includes University of Sydney researchers: Pablo Fernandez Penas Anne Cust Rachael Morton

ACRF ACEMID is proud to announce that we've won the Australian Museum Eureka Prizes for Excellence in Interdisciplinary Scientific Research. This prestigious award recognises our team's dedication and innovative work in uniting diverse scientific fields to advance #melanoma research.

We got it!!!! Celebrating science and multidisciplinary collaboration.

Congratulations to the 2024 Australian Museum Eureka Prize winners! Their contributions are not only enhancing our lives today, but building a resilient, sustainable world for the future. View the full list: australian.museum/get-involved/e…

What an awesome team 🤩 Inspired every day to work with you all 🙌🏼