Melanoma, Mandalà (Imi): "Today More than 50% of Patients Are Alive at the Age of Ten"
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The research, at this moment, is focusing on an important aspect, that is to try to understand those mechanisms that make patients resistant to treatments that we have and identify biomarkers that actually help us to better select patients, to save unnecessary toxicity for patients who will not benefit from it. Thus Anna Maria Di Giacomo, councilwoman of the Intergroup Melanoma Italiano, at the National Congress Imi in Bologna intervening on the…
The research, at this moment, is focusing on an important aspect: understanding those mechanisms that make patients resistant to treatments that we have available and identifying biomarkers that actually help us to better select patients and save unnecessary toxicity to patients who will not benefit from it. Another aspect [...]
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(Adnkronos) - Every year, in Italy, more than 12,900 people suffer from melanoma and more than 221,000 patients live with this diagnosis.
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