The Future of Melanoma Treatment in 2024

Hosted by Anthony J. Olszanski, MD, RPh, and Jeffrey M. Farma, MD, FACS , Co-Directors of Fox Chase Cancer Center’s Melanoma and Skin Cancer Program.
Discover the latest advancements, breakthrough therapies, and cutting-edge research revolutionizing melanoma treatment.
Topics to be discussed include:
~What the anticipated approval of TILs therapy will mean for patients with melanoma
~New surgical and systemic options for the treatment of patients with melanoma
~Clinical trials to look for in 2024
~Two case studies
Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in melanoma research and care.

[@margaretodeniyi3062]

Thanks so much

[@lifeandtext]

Very encouraging, thanks!

[@biancabulloch1160]

Thank you! There are many positives to take away from this discussion. Referring to AIM was extremely helpful to me last year when I went through melanoma diagnosis and treatment. Keep up the excellent work!

[@ryanhill2774]

Much thanks Doctors! I had 2020 Thyroidectomy for papillary cancer. Then, late 2022 off and on again pain in right arm lympnode. 2023, a very alert Loma Linda Oncologist Dr. Zmaj noticed larger right arm lympnode during routine lung scan. Biopsy- stage 4 melanoma. No skin origins have been found. Neither uveal, nail or mucosal. Probably the rare thyroid melanoma connection, No surgeries and after Yervoy Opdivo for 4 months PET reveals strong remission. Now, Yervoy monthly. I am so grateful for the amazing work you do!

[@victoriadolton4762]

I have dealt with squamous cell CA for three years, but this week I was diagnosed with a large mass in my right eye that's Melanoma. I am going to be tested in a couple of days to see if it has metastasized. Eye removal and radiation have been discussed.

[@garyfratus3640]

Love how positive they are.

[@lavender4247]

Thank you for taking time out to talk to us. Hello from stage 4 melanoma patient in uk

[@ryanhill2774]

Hello friend from across the pond! Stage 4 here too. My real last name is Lavender go figure! My maiden name is Stone from UK. I haven't had any contact with them since 1970. Would be smashing to share a pint with them some day. Cheerio😁

[@dennisvr6]

how do you spell the name of the drug mentioned at 24:45 mark? thoraxin or coraxin?

[@niladrigouribiswas9297]

I am stage 4 melanoma patient from India . Please help me.

[@kimhallmark8421]

MRNA vaccines would worry me. Too many people had bad reactions to that during Covid.

[@lindaelert1796]

I agree! My friend died a year and a half after her shots. First breast cancer, and then her heart stopped. Age 62.