Why do some people with chronic myeloid leukaemia respond better to treatment than others?

New research in HemaSphere suggests mitochondria may hold part of the answer, and could be a target to improve responses to existing therapy.

🔬 https://sahmri.au/treatment

Could microbiome matching make stem cell transplants safer?

SAHMRI PhD researcher Anna Li is investigating whether transplanting a donor's gut microbiome alongside their stem cells could reduce graft-versus-host disease.

🦠 Read more: https://sahmri.au/microbiome-transplants

Proud to share that SAHMRI's Brand and Design Lead, Bryan Fernandez, is a 2026 AGDA Design Awards finalist for our Heart Appeal campaign.

Congratulations Bryan and the SAHMRI Creative Team.

❤️ See the finalist entry: https://sahmri.au/agda2026

Spring into Clinical Trials is back for 2026.

Beyond Boundaries: The Future of Clinical Trials in South Australia opens with a panel on AI in clinical trials.

Wed 28 October, 12:30pm – 3:30pm
SAHMRI Auditorium and online

🌷Register here: https://sahmri.au/spring

Australia's first treatment-free remission registry for chronic myeloid leukaemia has launched.

A collaboration between SAHMRI, Leukaemia Foundation and Cancer Council SA, it aims to help more patients safely stop treatment and stay in remission.

See more: https://sahmri.au/CML-registry

A birthday celebration became an opportunity to support medical research. Rachel's story shows how community fundraising and collective generosity can help create opportunities for discoveries that improve lives.

Read more here: https://sahmri.au/rachelsparty
#CommunityFundraising #ResearchImpact

Today is Australia's first Medical Research Giving Day. At SAHMRI, we've discovered how anybody can help everybody. Every breakthrough starts with research, and depends on people like you.

❤️ Donate today: sahmri.au/givingdaysa #GivingDay #Donate

Donations to SAHMRI tomorrow are getting a boost: every dollar you give is about to be worth double

Thanks to our generous supporters: Foskett Foundation, Haneco Lighting, Alister & Sue Haigh, and Rembrandt Imagewear, for matching every dollar donated

💙 Donate here: https://sahmri.au/givingday-bs

Join us tomorrow for Medical Research Giving Day! 🥼

Meet SAHMRI researchers, hear how clinical trials turn discoveries into treatments and take a tour inside SAHMRI.

📅 9 September
📍 SAHMRI, North Terrace

Register: sahmri.au/sahmri-giving-day

This Australia's first Medical Research Giving Day, become an everyday hero for medical research and donate to SAHMRI.

We're raising $40,000 to drive clinical trials and turn discoveries into real-world treatments.

🩺 Give today: https://sahmri.au/givingday-bs

Sarah turned her experience with blood cancer into action. What began as a small fundraiser helped support SAHMRI research now progressing towards a first-in-human clinical trial.

💙 This National Medical Research Giving Day, you can help create change too.

sahmri.au/givingdaysa

It's not just scientists who make a difference.

Be an everyday hero for medical research this National Medical Research Giving Day, supporting SAHMRI's clinical trial work.

💙 Give today: https://sahmri.au/givingday-bs

One week to go. Everyday heroes like you are the difference between the science and the solution.

Join SAHMRI on 9 September for Australia's first Medical Research Giving Day. 💙 sahmri.au/givingdaysa

#MedicalResearch #AAMRI #MedicalResearchGivingDay #SAHMRI #ClinicalTrials #EverydayHeroes

Be an Everyday Hero for medical research at SAHMRI. 🥼

Join us Wednesday 9 September for Medical Research Giving Day — meet our researchers, hear about Clinical Trials, tour SAHMRI and see research in action. 🔬

Learn more: sahmri.au/sahmri-giving-day

You don't need a lab coat to be a hero. Everyday heroes like you are the difference between the science and the solution.

Join SAHMRI this Medical Research Giving Day. 🩺 sahmri.au/givingdaysa

#MedicalResearchGivingDay #SAHMRI #ClinicalTrials #EverydayHeroes

"It was incredibly healing. It gave me something positive and meaningful to a very challenging experience." — Meaghan Price, Australia's biggest breast milk donor.

💙This Medical Research Giving Day, help SAHMRI fund trials like this here: sahmri.au/givingdaysa