Researchers have uncovered a stealth survival strategy that melanoma cells use to evade targeted therapy, offering a promising new approach to improving treatment outcomes.

To find answers, the team has worked with multiple melanoma cell lines, molecular markers and cancer therapies to decipher ...

A research team led by Sheri Holmen, Ph.D., investigator at Huntsman Cancer Institute and professor in the Department of ...

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Researchers are testing a new combination drug therapy that could both treat and prevent melanoma metastasis, or spreading ...

"The lines were continuing to come from the ... People who burn easily are more at risk of skin cancer because their cells do not produce as much pigment to protect their skin.

If caught early, melanoma can be treatable with surgical removal. But once the disease has spread beyond the skin to other organs, it becomes more difficult to treat—and more fatal. Sheri Holmen, PhD ...