Conquering melanoma and skin cancer

Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials specialises in investigator-initiated melanoma and skin cancer research.

We work collaboratively with world-leading researchers to deliver clinical trials that improve melanoma and skin cancer outcomes.

Since 1999, we have delivered melanoma and skin cancer clinical trials

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Every year, 18,000+ Australians are diagnosed with invasive melanoma and over 1,400 Australians will lose their life to this deadly cancer that can affect young and old.

Please donate today and help us conquer melanoma and skin cancer through clinical trials.

What We Do

Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials Ltd works with world-leading researchers to deliver clinical trials that improve melanoma and skin cancer outcomes. We are the only independent, not-for-profit, multi-site, collaborative clinical trials group focused on melanoma and skin cancer in Australia and New Zealand.

From early engagement with consumers and researchers to develop research concepts, through to the publication of results, we work cooperatively to provide a range of clinical trial services. 

Collaboration drives outcomes

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conquering skin cancer film

Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials hosts Conquering Skin Cancer film at Village Cinemas Rivoli

Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials will partner with Moonshine Agency to host a screening of the upcoming Conquering Skin Cancer film. The film is a documentary which focuses on the prevalence of skin cancer in Australia, it features stories from survivors, advocates and world-leading experts. The film features many Australian icons such as Olympian Cate Campbell, Australians of the year Prof Richard Scolyer and Prof Georgia Long and even movie star Hugh Jackman.
Join the MASC Trials team for the screening followed by a discussion led by MASC Trials’ Chair, Prof Mark Shackleton, on skin cancer prevention, early detection and treatment options made possible through clinical trials.

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