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11/16/2022

In Plain English: Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (“TIL”) Therapy for Advanced Melanoma

By Kim Margolin, M.D., FACP, FASCO Background—Immunotherapy of melanoma The explosion of immunotherapy over the past decade has revolutionized the…
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07/29/2021

In Plain English—June 2021 News from ASCO, the American Society of Clinical Oncology

…great potential in combination with nivolumab and to be most effective as the first treatment of metastatic melanoma. This study…
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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

…for melanoma while improving the lives of those it affects. AIM’s global research initiatives include The International Melanoma Tissue Bank…
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Melanoma Research
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04/30/2021

Spinning For Melanoma

…accelerate the quest for the cure. Val’s drive came from her daughter Charlie’s death from melanoma at 26 years old.…
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04/11/2024

In Plain English: Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (“TIL”) Therapy for Advanced Melanoma

…forms of immunotherapy.  Additionally, because melanoma is so resistant to chemotherapy and radiation, the relative benefits of immunotherapy are greater…
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Melanoma Research
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01/23/2020

AIM at Melanoma Opens the Fourth Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University

…The International Melanoma Tissue Bank Consortium, The Melanoma International Collaboration for Adaptive Trials, and the International Melanoma Working Group. AIM…
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04/11/2024

Interview with Allison Betof Warner, MD, PhD: TIL Therapy

…types of melanoma? Acral, mucosal, cutaneous, and melanoma of unknown primary origin are approved. These types of melanoma were included…
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Melanoma Research
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01/23/2020

Tonia Sylvester: Why She Fights

…the medical team noticed a cluster of tiny little brown spots on her lower leg, which is referred to as…
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Survivor Stories
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06/11/2019

In Plain English: Options for Stage III Melanoma

…III melanoma is considered high-risk—meaning it has a high likelihood of recurring or spreading. In fact, patients with Stage III…
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01/10/2021

In Plain English—Intratumoral Injection: Boosting the immune response against metastatic melanoma by the direct injection of immunotherapy into tumor masses

  By Kim Margolin, M.D. Using the patient’s own immune system to combat melanoma is a powerful tool for patients…
Blog - Melanoma360
In Plain English

In Plain English: Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (“TIL”) Therapy for Advanced Melanoma

By Kim Margolin, M.D., FACP, FASCO Background—Immunotherapy of melanoma The explosion of immunotherapy over the past decade has revolutionized the…
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In Plain English

In Plain English—June 2021 News from ASCO, the American Society of Clinical Oncology

…great potential in combination with nivolumab and to be most effective as the first treatment of metastatic melanoma. This study…
Featured image for “In Plain English—June 2021 News from ASCO, the American Society of Clinical Oncology”
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In Plain English

AIM at Melanoma Opens the Second Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center

…for melanoma while improving the lives of those it affects. AIM’s global research initiatives include The International Melanoma Tissue Bank…
Featured image for “AIM at Melanoma Opens the Second Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Sutter’s California Pacific Medical Center”
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Melanoma Research

Spinning For Melanoma

…accelerate the quest for the cure. Val’s drive came from her daughter Charlie’s death from melanoma at 26 years old.…
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Friends, Family, & Caregivers
Philanthropy

In Plain English: Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (“TIL”) Therapy for Advanced Melanoma

…forms of immunotherapy.  Additionally, because melanoma is so resistant to chemotherapy and radiation, the relative benefits of immunotherapy are greater…
Featured image for “In Plain English: Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocyte (“TIL”) Therapy for Advanced Melanoma”
Blog - Melanoma360
In Plain English
Melanoma Research

AIM at Melanoma Opens the Fourth Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University

…The International Melanoma Tissue Bank Consortium, The Melanoma International Collaboration for Adaptive Trials, and the International Melanoma Working Group. AIM…
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Melanoma Research

Interview with Allison Betof Warner, MD, PhD: TIL Therapy

…types of melanoma? Acral, mucosal, cutaneous, and melanoma of unknown primary origin are approved. These types of melanoma were included…
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Melanoma Research

Tonia Sylvester: Why She Fights

…the medical team noticed a cluster of tiny little brown spots on her lower leg, which is referred to as…
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Survivor Stories

In Plain English: Options for Stage III Melanoma

…III melanoma is considered high-risk—meaning it has a high likelihood of recurring or spreading. In fact, patients with Stage III…
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In Plain English

In Plain English—Intratumoral Injection: Boosting the immune response against metastatic melanoma by the direct injection of immunotherapy into tumor masses

  By Kim Margolin, M.D. Using the patient’s own immune system to combat melanoma is a powerful tool for patients…
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