As a young woman facing vaginal mucosal melanoma, Lena was determined to get treatment at a top-rated cancer center. Read More
The analysis indicated that PHP demonstrated a statistically superior overall response rate and significantly prolonged progression-free survival in comparison with BAC in the treatment of hepatic metastases from ocular melanoma. Read More
Make sure your time in the sun this summer is as safe as it can be by reading our tips for skin cancer prevention. Read More
Can basal cell carcinoma turn into melanoma? Find out and learn more about these separate and distinct types of skin cancer. Read More
Chimera mouse models and chimera-derived melanoma cell lines provide a faster approach to study skin cancer Read More
The STING signaling pathway induces an inflammatory response and tumor cell recognition Read More
The subtypes have different genetic, chromosomal and protein alterations that could present therapeutic opportunities Read More
A conserved stress response mechanism leads to BRAF inhibitor resistance through AP-1 activation Read More
Screeners look for early signs of skin cancer while promoting sun safety, skin cancer awareness and education with help from Moffitt’s Mole Patrol® team. Read More
Moffitt will host science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) teachers to show support for their hard work in and out of the classroom Read More
Ipilimumab plus nivolumab results in quick, durable responses and a manageable safety profile in patients with metastatic melanoma in the brain Read More
XL888 Plus vemurafenib results in manageable toxicity and durable responses in advanced and metastatic melanoma patients Read More
Patients with desmoplastic melanoma respond well to drugs reactivating the immune system, Moffitt study shows Read More
Swim Across America Tampa Bay has raised close to $1 million over the past six years to benefit Moffitt’s melanoma, sarcoma and adolescent and young adult programs Read More
Most 11-year-old children don’t know how to pronounce words like cutaneous, ocular or amelanotic, let alone know the difference between these types of melanomas, but it comes second nature for Allison Rupp. Read More
About 25 kids attend to socialize, enjoy entertainment and see their doctor Read More
Many people are aware that one of the most common warning signs of melanoma - a very aggressive form of skin cancer - is an atypical mole. Read More
Skin cancer screenings are important to help detect cancer early, when it's most treatable. The first step is to get familiar with your body and know what is normal. Read More
Receiving a melanoma diagnosis came as quite a shock to Brandon after two dermatologists told him that the mole on his right temple was of no concern. Read More
School’s out, vacation season is in full swing and almost everyone wants to spend time outdoors. It’s important to take some precautions to help ensure that you don’t get too much of a good thing. Read More
Many people enjoy the warmth of the sun and the look of a suntan. Make no mistake about it, though: there is no such thing as a "healthy tan." Read More
Many experts point out sunscreens with very high SPF ratings can provide a false sense of security and encourage people to neglect other protective behaviors. Read More
During National Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month, everyone is encouraged to take action to help prevent skin cancer by reducing the risk of UV damage. Read More
You’ve probably heard of melanoma, which is the most aggressive type of skin cancer. But, maybe you’re not quite sure how the condition develops or who is at risk. Read More
Ultraviolet radiation is a known carcinogen that has been directly linked to melanoma and other skin cancers. Read More
Former President Carter to get radiation, new immune therapy for skin cancer. Read More
Here are 10 easy sun-safety tips to better protect your skin from cancer: Read More
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