Patient Workup in Oncology: When to Think Fungal Skin lesions that look like advanced skin cancer. Cough and shortness of breath in a cancer patient. A suspicious solitary nodule on a lung image. Severe headache. These could be signs or symptoms of cancer or side effects of checkpoint inhibitor therapy. But they can also be markers of an infectious process. Join us for an important webinar where experts weigh in on signs and symptoms of infectious diseases that are often missed as part of the oncology workup.
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New! Primer on Decision Making for Stage II Melanoma The primer covers common questions about Stage II melanoma, which Stage II patients are eligible for adjuvant therapy, and the pros and cons of adjuvant therapy vs active surveillance.
This resource should help you or your loved one, in conjunction with your oncology care team, make an informed decision about steps to take after surgery.
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New! HCP and Patient Action Plans
Learn about targeted therapies for melanoma with customized content for France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, & Spain.
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Melanoma resources for the healthcare professional
The Melanoma Hub