Christine Barrett, PharmD, BCOP, addressed advances in the treatment of stage III melanoma that provide the potential to improve long-term outcomes by enhancing immune response, tailoring surgical approaches, and refining patient selection strategies.
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Harnessing the Microbiome to Treat Melanoma: Can It Work?
ATHENS, Greece — Two strategies under investigation suggest that manipulating the gut microbiome could improve the effectiveness of immunotherapy in patients with melanoma, according to new research presented at the 11th World Congress of Melanoma (WCM) and 21st EADO Congress 2025.
HOPA 2025: Advancements and Challenges in Neoadjuvant Therapy for Regional Melanoma
Christine Barrett, PharmD, BCOP, addressed advances in the treatment of stage III melanoma that provide the potential to improve long-term outcomes by enhancing immune response, tailoring surgical approaches, and refining patient selection strategies.
What Role May ctDNA Have in Melanoma Management?
Circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) negativity has been associated with prolonged response to treatment with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs), researchers have found. While it is still too early for ctDNA to play a role in clinical practice, experts expressed enthusiasm for the future.