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11/07/2025

You’re Not Out of Options: What to Do When First-Line Melanoma Treatment Fails

…melanoma response. Blood markers: LDH and ctDNA are discussed but currently not reliable for routine monitoring in melanoma. Biopsy: Occasionally…
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Melanoma Research
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04/24/2025

Worried Your Immunotherapy Isn’t Working: The Role of Imaging and ctDNA

…2. National Comprehensive Cancer Network. NCCN Guidelines Version 2.2025. Melanoma: Cutaneous. 2025:1-246. 3. Goel N, Ward WH, Yu JQ et…
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01/27/2022

In Plain English: The Results of DreamSeq

…targeted therapy and initial treatment with immunotherapy. BRAF Mutant Melanoma There are actually several types of BRAF mutation in melanoma…
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In Plain English
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02/23/2021

In Plain English—COVID-19, the vaccines, and melanoma: What do melanoma patients and their families need to know?

…know about the vaccines? What do we know about COVID infection in patients with melanoma and other cancers? What do…
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In Plain English
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02/06/2025

Genetic Testing Performed in Melanoma

…melanoma? MS: The most commonly altered gene in melanoma-prone families is CDKN2A—about  20-30% of US families with familial melanoma carry…
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04/24/2025

Genetic Testing Performed in Melanoma

…melanoma, but melanoma is often not the predominant cancer type in these individuals/families. Why does the gene POT1 matter with…
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Melanoma Research
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01/21/2026

Reflecting on Melanoma Treatment in 2025 and Looking to the Future in 2026

…Options The Future of Melanoma Treatment in 2026 The Future of Melanoma Treatment in 2026 webinar has just been recorded…
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09/19/2019

After Melanoma, A Good Life Gets Even Better

…Bob also participates in AIM’s Steps Against Melanoma to raise awareness and funding for melanoma research, education, prevention, early detection,…
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Survivor Stories
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11/02/2025

Immune Checkpoint Inhibition for Melanoma: A Focus on Veterans

…compared with nonveterans (9.0% vs 2.9%) and a higher prevalence of melanoma history (2.2% vs 0.6%).1 Immunotherapy has been shown…
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Melanoma Research
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11/14/2019

AIM at Melanoma Opens The Third Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at at the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University

…14, 2019 (San Rafael, California) AIM at Melanoma and AIM at Melanoma Research Foundation announce the opening of the third…
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You’re Not Out of Options: What to Do When First-Line Melanoma Treatment Fails

…melanoma response. Blood markers: LDH and ctDNA are discussed but currently not reliable for routine monitoring in melanoma. Biopsy: Occasionally…
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Melanoma Research

Worried Your Immunotherapy Isn’t Working: The Role of Imaging and ctDNA

…2. National Comprehensive Cancer Network. NCCN Guidelines Version 2.2025. Melanoma: Cutaneous. 2025:1-246. 3. Goel N, Ward WH, Yu JQ et…
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In Plain English: The Results of DreamSeq

…targeted therapy and initial treatment with immunotherapy. BRAF Mutant Melanoma There are actually several types of BRAF mutation in melanoma…
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In Plain English

In Plain English—COVID-19, the vaccines, and melanoma: What do melanoma patients and their families need to know?

…know about the vaccines? What do we know about COVID infection in patients with melanoma and other cancers? What do…
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In Plain English

Genetic Testing Performed in Melanoma

…melanoma? MS: The most commonly altered gene in melanoma-prone families is CDKN2A—about  20-30% of US families with familial melanoma carry…
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Melanoma Research

Genetic Testing Performed in Melanoma

…melanoma, but melanoma is often not the predominant cancer type in these individuals/families. Why does the gene POT1 matter with…
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Melanoma Research

Reflecting on Melanoma Treatment in 2025 and Looking to the Future in 2026

…Options The Future of Melanoma Treatment in 2026 The Future of Melanoma Treatment in 2026 webinar has just been recorded…
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After Melanoma, A Good Life Gets Even Better

…Bob also participates in AIM’s Steps Against Melanoma to raise awareness and funding for melanoma research, education, prevention, early detection,…
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Immune Checkpoint Inhibition for Melanoma: A Focus on Veterans

…compared with nonveterans (9.0% vs 2.9%) and a higher prevalence of melanoma history (2.2% vs 0.6%).1 Immunotherapy has been shown…
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Melanoma Research

AIM at Melanoma Opens The Third Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at at the Knight Cancer Institute at Oregon Health & Science University

…14, 2019 (San Rafael, California) AIM at Melanoma and AIM at Melanoma Research Foundation announce the opening of the third…
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