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Revolutionary techniques could help harness patients' own immune cells to fight disease
Revolutionary techniques could help harness patients' own immune cells to fight disease
New screening approach identified potential drug combinations for difficult-to-treat forms of melanoma
New screening approach identified potential drug combinations for difficult-to-treat forms of melanoma
NICE recommends new treatments for advanced melanoma
NICE recommends new treatments for advanced melanoma
Research breakthrough could halt melanoma metastasis
Research breakthrough could halt melanoma metastasis
NICE recommends vemurafenib for advanced malignant melanoma and a mutated BRAF gene
NICE recommends vemurafenib for advanced malignant melanoma and a mutated BRAF gene
Positive NICE decision on ipilimumab, the first treatment for advanced melanoma to be licensed in the UK for over 30 years
Positive NICE decision on ipilimumab, the first treatment for advanced melanoma to be licensed in the UK for over...
NCRI 2012: Highlights from Monday 5 November
NCRI 2012: Highlights from Monday 5 November
NCRI 2012: Three-in-one 'super molecule' could detect cancer early, help destroy tumours and monitor treatment
NCRI 2012: Three-in-one 'super molecule' could detect cancer early, help destroy tumours and monitor treatment
NICE gives go ahead to ipilimumab for advanced melanoma
NICE gives go ahead to ipilimumab for advanced melanoma
Melanoma development in people with red hair and fair skin does not depend solely on ultraviolet radiation
Melanoma development in people with red hair and fair skin does not depend solely on ultraviolet radiation

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