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Melanoma Research Review, Issue 68

Melanoma Research Review, Issue 68

In this issue:

Anti-PD-1 vs. anti-CTLA-4 for melanoma
Molecular genetic alterations and RAF fusions in melanoma
Clinical predictors of survival with BRAFV600 -mutated metastatic melanoma
Long-term intracranial outcomes in melanoma and non-small cell lung cancer
AI-based decision support in the diagnosis of melanoma
FDG PET/CT imaging one week after a single dose of pembrolizumab
Neoadjuvant dual checkpoint inhibitors vs anti-PD1 therapy
Recurrence-free and overall survival for patients with stage II melanoma
BRAF/MEK inhibitor rechallenge in advanced melanoma patients
Does patient sex affect the treatment outcome of ICIs?

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Peter Hersey

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Professor Peter Hersey

Peter Hersey is an honorary Professor of Immuno Oncology in the University of Sydney and a faculty member of the Melanoma Institute Australia. He has conducted a number of phase I to III trials of immunotherapy in melanoma, including use of modified peptide antigens and dendritic cell vaccines. He has taken a leading role in […]

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