Publication date: Aug 16, 2019 Hussein A. Tawbi, MD, PhD, provides a historical overview of how patients with stage III melanoma have generally been managed and reacts to more recent ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 16, 2019 A look at the structure of the eye. Where do ocular tumours grow? How does this affect staging for uveal and conjunctival melanoma? What parts ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 16, 2019 The term ‘scanxiety’ seems appropriate as appointments approach. How can people prepare themselves and a look at some techniques to make this period more bearable. ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 16, 2019 Typical effects from plaque, proton & enucleation and after-care. Questions – Is there a higher reoccurrence after proton beam as opposed to plaque? How does ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 16, 2019 The clinical signs of OM, types of tumours, benign/malignant. Questions – Can stress cause cancer in general or ocular melanoma? Can an OCT test detect ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 14, 2019 Interview with Dr. Ari VanderWalde about therapies for advanced melanoma. Video originally published on 08/07/2018 on http://www.PracticeUpdate.com. Concepts Keywords Affinity Medicine Air Mild retinal disease ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 12, 2019 Kristi Rosa reports on an FDA approval in tenosynovial giant cell tumor, a breakthrough therapy designation in melanoma, encouraging findings in trials in bladder cancer, ... Read more

Publication date: Aug 05, 2019 Dr. Arial Ostad and Ron Maniloff spoke to Michelle Tompkins for The Hollywood Digest about non-melanoma skin cancers like cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma (CSCC) and ... Read more

Publication date: Jul 31, 2019 Paul E. Nathan, MBBS, PhD, FRCP, consultant medical oncologist, Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, discusses the 5-year analysis of the COMBI-d and COMBI-v trials, which look ... Read more

Publication date: Jul 31, 2019 Melanoma is the most serious and life-threatening type of skin cancer. It is almost always treatable when caught early, but if it metastasizes, or spreads ... Read more