After Melanoma, A Good Life Gets Even Better
By Vallerie A. Malkin Edgar Allan Poe said: “Never to suffer would never to have been blessed.” These wise…
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09/19/2019
After Melanoma, A Good Life Gets Even Better
By Vallerie A. Malkin Edgar Allan Poe said: “Never to suffer would never to have been blessed.” These wise…
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09/19/2019
Carrie Jeffries Talks About Melanoma and Adaptability
By Vallerie A. Malkin Carrie Jeffries describes her style as “vampire”: The 33-year-old new mom has white skin, blonde hair,…
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09/19/2019
Julie Frampton: Part of the Solution
Julie Frampton was 34 years old when her daughter spotted a bloody mole on Julie’s back, right between her shoulder…
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09/09/2019
AIM at Melanoma Opens the Second Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center
September 9, 2019 (San Rafael, California) AIM at Melanoma announces the grand opening of the second branch of the International…
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06/13/2019
Physician Assistant Diagnosed with Melanoma Learns to Make Really Good Lemonade
By Vallerie A. Malkin If anyone knows cancer, it’s physician assistant Barbara Regis. She is a 56-year-old fourth-generation health care…
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06/13/2019
The Tutu Brothers: Using Skirts and Sneakers to Fight Melanoma
By Vallerie A. Malkin Fighting advanced stage melanoma in a tutu when you’re a man isn’t the norm, but it’s…
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06/13/2019
Firefighter Diagnosed with Melanoma Spreads Awareness to Save Lives
By Vallerie A. Malkin Like most public safety personnel, firefighter Seth Bice is used to taking charge of a situation…
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06/11/2019
In Plain English: Options for Stage III Melanoma
Our new guide, Options for Stage III Melanoma: Making the Decision That’s Right for You, is written for patients, families,…
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06/11/2019
The Conversation Has Changed For Stage III Melanoma
Stage III Melanoma—High Risk for Recurrence and (Now) Multiple Options Stage III adjuvant treatment options were for many years limited…
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05/09/2019
What I Want You To Know About Melanoma: Words of Wisdom From a Melanoma Survivor
I was first diagnosed with Stage III melanoma when I was 22 years old. I was a high school and…
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