#Melanoma Research Alliance

Scientists assembled the largest molecular dataset and used it to uncover new details that may help in diagnosis and treatment.

Mary Jo Rogers discusses her experience with cancer treatment after her 2011 diagnosis of Stage 3C melanoma.

Researchers at the annual Society for the Immunotherapy for Cancer reported on melanoma clinical trial results from this year.

After being diagnosed with internal melanoma, Gail decided to undergo a clinical trial of an experimental combination.

After being diagnosed with a rare type of melanoma, Amy Jardon did research and created a Facebook group for acral melanoma patients.

Recent studies on acral melanoma presented at the 2020 Melanoma Research Alliance Scientific Retreat are showing promising findings.

The Melanoma Research Alliance is powering a revolution in melanoma research.

Researchers are hard at work developing meaningful improvements through next-generation treatments that could improve patient outcomes.

After being melanoma-free for five years in 2000, McGowan began a 4,250-mile adventure from Oregon to the Atlantic Ocean in Virginia.

An interview with integrative medicine specialist Gary Deng, MD, MPH, on strengthening the body while managing treatment side effects.

Melanoma Research Alliance Board member Ellen Davis discusses how a sign at a dermatologist’s office convinced her to see a dermatologist.

Experts provide insights into expanding the effectiveness of new treatments for melanoma.

Margaret has never stopped living and enjoying her life despite her disease and the side effects of her medication.

Instead of researching new treatment targets or experimental combination therapies, she focuses on patient experience and quality of life.

Here are a few highlights related to melanoma from the first-ever Virtual AACR Annual Meeting and Virtual ASCO Annual Meeting.

What matters most to melanoma patients when it comes to participating in clinical trials?