04/24/2019

Targeted Therapy

…in certain melanoma subtypes, particularly acral lentiginous melanoma (melanoma of the palms, soles, and nail beds), mucosal melanomas, as well…
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07/02/2024

In Plain English: Overview of the 2024 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

…power of this form of personalized cancer vaccine for patients with recurrent melanoma.     Bispecific or bifunctional structures in treatment of…
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In Plain English
Melanoma Research
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02/14/2025

Men and Women and Melanoma: Who’s Winning the Battle?

…Day 2025, let’s delve into the differences between men and women and melanoma. Who’s winning the battle? It’s an Uneven…
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04/23/2019

About Pathology Reports

…& Language on a Pathology Report Type of Melanoma The type of melanoma will be identified: Cutaneous (Acral, Nodular, Superficial…
02/17/2019

Peer Support

…Receive Texts?* Yes No Marital Status SingleMarriedWidowedIn a relationshipPrefer not to respond Children Yes No Date of Diagnosis MM slash…
02/17/2019

Our Leadership

…for AIM at Melanoma, the foundation her mother, Valerie Guild, founded after Charlie Guild—Sam Guild’s sister and Valerie Guild’s daughter—died of…
10/20/2014

Stage II

What is Stage II Melanoma? In Stage II melanoma, the cancer cells are in both the first layer of skin—the epidermis—and the second layer of skin—the dermis. The…
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01/29/2021

From the Clinic to the Living Room

…tumor genetics in melanoma, including: What is the role of genetics in melanoma? Are there specific genetic tests for different…
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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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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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Targeted Therapy

…in certain melanoma subtypes, particularly acral lentiginous melanoma (melanoma of the palms, soles, and nail beds), mucosal melanomas, as well…
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In Plain English: Overview of the 2024 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)

…power of this form of personalized cancer vaccine for patients with recurrent melanoma.     Bispecific or bifunctional structures in treatment of…
Featured image for “In Plain English: Overview of the 2024 Annual Meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)”
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In Plain English
Melanoma Research

Men and Women and Melanoma: Who’s Winning the Battle?

…Day 2025, let’s delve into the differences between men and women and melanoma. Who’s winning the battle? It’s an Uneven…
Featured image for “Men and Women and Melanoma: Who’s Winning the Battle?”
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About Pathology Reports

…& Language on a Pathology Report Type of Melanoma The type of melanoma will be identified: Cutaneous (Acral, Nodular, Superficial…
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Peer Support

…Receive Texts?* Yes No Marital Status SingleMarriedWidowedIn a relationshipPrefer not to respond Children Yes No Date of Diagnosis MM slash…
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Our Leadership

…for AIM at Melanoma, the foundation her mother, Valerie Guild, founded after Charlie Guild—Sam Guild’s sister and Valerie Guild’s daughter—died of…
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Stage II

What is Stage II Melanoma? In Stage II melanoma, the cancer cells are in both the first layer of skin—the epidermis—and the second layer of skin—the dermis. The…
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From the Clinic to the Living Room

…tumor genetics in melanoma, including: What is the role of genetics in melanoma? Are there specific genetic tests for different…
Featured image for “From the Clinic to the Living Room”

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…
Featured image for “Genetic Testing Performed in Melanoma”
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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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