10/07/2014

Understanding Your Pathology Report

…in which case it would be described using the terms above, or a metastatic melanoma deposit. A metastatic melanoma deposit is one…
02/18/2026

Diet and Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Therapy for Melanoma

Diet Impacts The Success Of Melanoma Treatment With Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors In the last 15 years, immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI)…
02/17/2019

Peer Support

…Receive Texts?* Yes No Marital Status SingleMarriedWidowedIn a relationshipPrefer not to respond Children Yes No Date of Diagnosis Type of…
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…
04/24/2019

Treatment by Stage

…treated with surgical removal (“excision”) of the melanoma and a minimal amount (about 0.5 cm) of normal skin (called the…
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…
02/17/2019

Our Leadership

…keeps Ann attuned to the needs of the melanoma community and the obstacles they face. Each year, Ann facilitates 10…
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01/02/2025

University of California Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium | Feb. 22, 2025

2025 Melanoma & Skin Cancer Innovations Symposium: Advancing Research, Treatment, and Patient Care This virtual and in-person symposium is presented…
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…
04/23/2019

Survival Rates

What Are the Survival Rates for Melanoma? Melanoma can be treated most effectively in its early stages when it is still…

Understanding Your Pathology Report

…in which case it would be described using the terms above, or a metastatic melanoma deposit. A metastatic melanoma deposit is one…
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Diet and Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Therapy for Melanoma

Diet Impacts The Success Of Melanoma Treatment With Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors In the last 15 years, immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI)…
Featured image for “Diet and Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor Therapy for Melanoma”

Peer Support

…Receive Texts?* Yes No Marital Status SingleMarriedWidowedIn a relationshipPrefer not to respond Children Yes No Date of Diagnosis Type of…
Featured image for “Peer Support”

About Pathology Reports

…& Language on a Pathology Report Type of Melanoma The type of melanoma will be identified: Cutaneous (Acral, Nodular, Superficial…
Featured image for “About Pathology Reports”

Treatment by Stage

…treated with surgical removal (“excision”) of the melanoma and a minimal amount (about 0.5 cm) of normal skin (called the…
Featured image for “Treatment by Stage”

Targeted Therapy

…in certain melanoma subtypes, particularly acral lentiginous melanoma (melanoma of the palms, soles, and nail beds), mucosal melanomas, as well…
Featured image for “Targeted Therapy”

Our Leadership

…keeps Ann attuned to the needs of the melanoma community and the obstacles they face. Each year, Ann facilitates 10…
Featured image for “Our Leadership”

University of California Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium | Feb. 22, 2025

2025 Melanoma & Skin Cancer Innovations Symposium: Advancing Research, Treatment, and Patient Care This virtual and in-person symposium is presented…
Featured image for “University of California Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium  | Feb. 22, 2025”

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…
Featured image for “Stage II”

Survival Rates

What Are the Survival Rates for Melanoma? Melanoma can be treated most effectively in its early stages when it is still…
Featured image for “Survival Rates”