MRA commits a record $18.4M to global melanoma research, boosting rare-subtype collaboration, biorepositories, biomarkers, and next-gen therapies to combat rising cases.
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A JAMA Dermatology study found that US veterans with documented Agent Orange exposure had approximately 30% higher odds of developing acral melanoma compared with unexposed veterans.
Marc Hurlbert, PhD, discusses how the Melanoma Research Alliance works with dermatology clinicians to provide fundings and resources for melanoma research.
The Melanoma Research Alliance provides funding to support investigators in preventing, detecting, and treating melanoma.
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