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Webinars

The Melanoma International is proud to offer a variety of online webinars to meet the needs of those affected by melanoma. To view one of these webinars, please click below.

	STRATEGIES FOR PAIN MANAGEMENT Presented by Janet Abrahm, MD March, 2012
	ADOPTIVE CELL THERAPY FOR CANCER Presented by Jeffrey Weber, MD February, 2012
	RADIATION TREATMENT FOR BRAIN METASTASES IN MELANOMA Presented by Veronica Chiang, MD January, 2012
	BLUE CHRISTMAS Presented by B. Janet Hibbs, PhD December, 2011
	CURRENT TREATMENTS FOR MELANOMA OF THE EYE Presented by Richard Carvajal, MD November, 2011
	EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT ANTI-PD1 Presented by Mario Sznol, MD August, 2011
	EVERYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE BRAF/MEK COMBINATION Presented by Jeffrey Infante, MD July, 2011
	THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF MELANOMA THERAPIES Presented by Antoni Ribas, MD May, 2011
	VACCINES FOR MELANOMA: WHERE ARE WE? Presented by Jedd Wolchok, MD, PhD January, 2011
	RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TARGETED THERAPIES FOR MELANOMA Presented by Keith Flaherty, MD & Gary Schwartz, MD September, 2010
	IPILIMUMAB & ANTIBODIES THAT STIMULATE THE IMMUNE SYSTEM Presented by Jedd Wolchock, MD, PhD November, 2010

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