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Melanoma Institute Australia
The Melanoma Institute Australia is a non-profit organisation based at the Poche Centre in North Sydney, Australia which focuses on prevention of and cure for melanoma through research, treatment and education programs. The institute is affiliated with The University of Sydney and St Vincent’s and Mater Health Sydney. It relies on funding from individuals, organisations and government grants.
==History==
In 1957, a paper in the Medical Journal of Australia showed the link between sunlight and melanoma.〔Lancaster H, Nelson J. (1957) (Sunlight as a cause of melanoma; a clinical survey. ) Med J Aust. 1957 Apr 6;44(14):452-6.〕 This led the late Professor Gerald Milton to set up the Sydney Melanoma Clinic at Sydney Hospital. In 1983 the clinic moved to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital and was renamed the Sydney Melanoma Unit. In 2007, the Sydney Melanoma Unit became Melanoma Institute Australia〔 and in 2010, the Institute moved into the Poche Centre, which was funded by a $40 million donation from Greg Poche.〔(ABC's Tonic TV, Episode 9 (2012). )〕〔Sydney Morning Herald, ("Philanthropy is big business - except in corporate Australia" ), June 4, 2011〕
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