Professor Richard Scolyer AO
@ProfRScolyerMIA
CoMedical Director @MelanomaAus. Surgical Pathologist RPAH. Conjoint Prof @Sydney_Uni. 2024 Australian of the Year. Editor @WHO Skin (4th ed).
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https://melanoma.org.au/news/team/professor-richard-scolyer-ao/ 18-05-2018 03:02:03
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Massive congrats Rebecca & Jordan on receiving your PhDs y’day for your excellent scientific research. Well done & thanks Dr Erin Shanahan & Inês Pires da Silva, respectively for your superb supervision & support as well as whole Melanoma Institute Australia #melanoma translation research team
On Monday, I had further experimental treatment for my “brain cancer” #glioblastoma . This was delayed because there had been concerns about some of my blood test results. As a consequence, until recently, I hadn’t been exercising. But I am continuing to feel well. Thank you
“Congratulations to all involved on the opening of another major cancer centre in Aus. With a key focus on Australia's national cancer, it will help get us all closer to our goal of zero deaths from melanoma & lowering burden of this disease.” -Professor Georgina Long AO AO & Professor Richard Scolyer AO
Dose 8 (of 10) personalised anticancer vaccine administered last week as experimental treatment for my #glioblastoma . Sore arm for a couple of days but otherwise feeling good. Thanks Professor Georgina Long AO, @mariag20057502 & Melanoma Institute Australia team for organising & delivering! I hope everyone
Quick up date. Side effects of #immunotherapy settling well. My bilateral #pneumonia didn’t give me many symptoms & I managed to ride 3 days of Tour De Cure without any dramas (& had a great time). CT chest yesterday remarkably showed it has returned to normal/no residual
Fantastic news!!!!!!
Amazingly, my latest MRI brain scan shows no recurrence 10 months since my #glioblastoma presented with a seizure in #Poland . Median time to recurrence is 6 months.
I’m extremely hopeful that the novel #neoadjuvant combination #immunotherapy I’ve had &
I had my latest MRI scan today looking for recurrent tumour (or complications of treatment). I expect I’ll receive the results later this week.
Incredibly it is now about 10 months since my supposedly incurable #glioblastoma was initially detected when I had a seizure in
Fabulous start to Tour De Cure last night & today. Everyone involved is incredibly committed to raising funds for #cancer #research . It was a great privilege to share with everyone the amazing research we are performing at Melanoma Institute Australia & how it is improving patient outcomes.