#Melanoma Research Alliance

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?

Shirin Bajaj, MD, veered towards cancer research after the loss of her grandmother to the disease.

The 2020 MRA Scientific Retreat provides updates on the latest melanoma research.

“I was raised to believe that what a doctor says is sacrosanct, but I now understand how important it is to advocate for yourself.”

A black and white photo series explores the impact and meaning of melanoma research for patients and their loved ones.

“I’m really passionate about cancer biology and working on early detection in cancer,” says Aditi Sahu, a post-doctoral fellow at MSKCC.