I am writing to express my appreciation of your outstanding contribution to the CARE Australia Dinner on Thursday, May 2. Your efforts during the auction ensured the evening was a great success for CARE Australia.
Sir William Dean
Chairman, CARE Australia
On behalf of the Royal Melbourne Hospital Neuroscience Foundation I do want to thankyou for your considerable efforts at the dinner last, Friday night. As you certainly would realise the auction was an extraordinary success and this was largely due to your efforts
Professor Andrew Kaye
Royal Melbourne Hospital
Pathway found for Zero deaths by 2030
Saturday, 6 October 2018
At a breakfast function at the Weston Hotel in Martin’s Place, Sydney last Thursday the National Breast Care Foundation celebrated its 25th anniversary.
CEO Professor Sarah Hosking opened the breakfast announcing a ‘Big Audacious Goal’ of Zero deaths by 2030. This is a giant leap those with breast cancer but so was going to the moon in 1961.
The breakthrough is the ability to analyse proteins in a tumour and then establish an individual treatment pathway for each cancer sufferer. The group of some 350 guests hosted by NBCF ambassador Lisa Wilkinson were amazed by the findings of this research and pledged much needed funds for ongoing support of the program. #zeroby2030
