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The Neuroblastoma Australia office is on Level 1, 441 Pacific Highway, Crows Nest NSW 2065.

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If the matter is urgent please contact 0406 991 606.

Neuroblastoma Australia Incorporated is a registered charity with GDR Status and our ABN is 74 173 375 414.

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Dinutuximab-beta (qarziba) registration update

EUSA Pharma is pursuing registration and funding in Australia for Qarziba (also known as Dinutuximab-beta) an anti-GD2 monoclonal antibody for the treatment of high-risk neuroblastoma patients aged 12 months and over.
Imaging tumor stiffness could aid delivery of treatment to most challenging cancers

A new non-invasive imaging technique that measures the stiffness of tissues providing crucial new information about breast and pancreatic cancer architecture and could aid the delivery of treatment to the most challenging tumours.
Tassie devils hold clue how human cancers evade immune system

Melbourne researchers from Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, in collaboration with Cancer Research UK, have uncovered a new way that some human cancers can hide from the body’s immune system.
Research Grants Closing Soon

Applicants have until 30 September 2019 to submit their proposal and grant applications of up to $125,000 will be considered by Neuroblastoma Australia.

Jane Owen

Jane has worked in many PR roles for organisations and agencies in Australia, the UK and Hong Kong after completing a BA Comms from Charles Sturt University.
Michele Smith

After finishing her HSC , Michele did a three year Management Cadetship with Grace Bros/Myer in conjunction with completing an Advanced Management Certificate at Tafe. Michele has had numerous management roles with Myer and David Jones for thirteen years.
Jody Mullen

Jody’s professional background was in marketing and customer training and education, primarily in the software industry. As an active mother of two boys (10 & 13), she took time off when they were small, trained to become a running coach and has enjoyed coaching runners for the past several years.
Lynette Haines

Lynette is a versatile communications professional with a passion for making a difference. She holds a BA in Communications from the University of Technology and has over ten years of experience in providing communications, marketing and events services to both corporate and not-for-profit businesses.
Lucy Jones

Lucy is focused on driving change neuroblastoma survival rates through more research, having tragically lost her daughter Sienna to this cancer in 2010. When Sienna was first diagnosed, Lucy started fundraising with a small group of friends. The group 'Sienna Hoffmann and friends' raised over $725 000 for the Children’s Cancer Institute.

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What is neuroblastoma?

Neuroblastomas are cancers that start in early nerve cells (called neuroblasts) of the sympathetic nervous system. This means that tumours can be found anywhere along this system; most commonly (about 50%) start in the adrenal glands (above the kidney), or near the spine, chest, neck or pelvis.
Run2Cure 2020

We are delighted to confirm that next year’s #funrun4everyone will take place in The Domain, Sydney on Sunday, 31 May!
Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

This September, wear gold and join our #hope campaign to raise awareness of all forms of children's cancer and the toll it takes on the youngest members of our community and their families.
Detection, diagnosis & staging

Most symptoms of neuroblastoma are caused by the growth of the cancer into nearby tissues or organs, or its spread to distant parts of the body such as bones or bone marrow.
Causes & Risks

The causes of neuroblastoma are not well understood, but factors associated with a higher chance of developing neuroblastoma include the following.
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