SMR Update with Dr. Keith Flaherty

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    Anonymous
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      Dear MPIP Community Members,

      Last week, Dr. Keith Flaherty recorded a webinar with us to provide an update on the research and key findings presented at the November 2014 SMR (Society for Melanoma Research) meeting held in Zurich, Switzerland. To access the webinar, please click here. Your name and email address are requested to track the number of visits only.

      If you have any questions, comments or topics for future webinars, please contact me directly at education@melanoma.org. Have a great evening!

      Sincerely,

      Shelby – MRF

      About Dr. Keith Flaherty

      Dr. Flaherty is director of the Henri and Belinda Termeer Center for Targeted Therapies at the Massachusetts General Cancer Center and Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Flaherty’s research and clinical focus is therapies for melanoma, with a particular expertise in targeted therapies.

      About the Society for Melanoma Research

      • The SMR is an organization of scientific and medical investigators devoted to alleviating the suffering of people with melanoma
      • It was founded to unify the field by increasing communication among researchers and building bridges of collaboration between basic, translational and clinical investigators
      • The SMR holds annual meetings to provide researchers an opportunity to collaborate, meet and share ideas about all forms of melanoma research

       

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        rick1981
        Participant

          Thanks, will have a look!

          rick1981
          Participant

            Thanks, will have a look!

            rick1981
            Participant

              Thanks, will have a look!

              ed williams
              Participant

                Thanks Shelby, it was very informative and should give hope to many members of the forum. Ed

                  Anonymous
                  Inactive

                    Hi Ed,

                    I'm glad you were able to watch the webinar and that you enjoyed it. I hope you have a great weekend!

                    Shelby – MRF

                    Anonymous
                    Inactive

                      Hi Ed,

                      I'm glad you were able to watch the webinar and that you enjoyed it. I hope you have a great weekend!

                      Shelby – MRF

                      Anonymous
                      Inactive

                        Hi Ed,

                        I'm glad you were able to watch the webinar and that you enjoyed it. I hope you have a great weekend!

                        Shelby – MRF

                      ed williams
                      Participant

                        Thanks Shelby, it was very informative and should give hope to many members of the forum. Ed

                        ed williams
                        Participant

                          Thanks Shelby, it was very informative and should give hope to many members of the forum. Ed

                          Mat
                          Participant

                            Thanks for posting–very informative.  As a BRAFi-MEKi patient, I'll definitely look to follow the developments on HSP90 / XL88.

                            Mat
                            Participant

                              Thanks for posting–very informative.  As a BRAFi-MEKi patient, I'll definitely look to follow the developments on HSP90 / XL88.

                              Mat
                              Participant

                                Thanks for posting–very informative.  As a BRAFi-MEKi patient, I'll definitely look to follow the developments on HSP90 / XL88.

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