Has anyone had Oncolytic Viral Therapy as part of their treatment?
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Has anyone had Oncolytic Viral Therapy as part of their treatment?

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    • November 21, 2023 at 4:21 pm
    Miriam Kadosh
    Keymaster
    Hello! I am looking for a patient or patients that have had oncolytic viral therapy as part of their treatment. I am interested to learn more and understand how this treatment affected you as a patient and what the process was like for you. Please reach out to me at mkadosh@melanoma.org if that is easier.

    Thank you!

    Miriam

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      • December 5, 2023 at 10:19 pm
      F-melanoma
      Participant
      Hello! I had Imlygic/T-Vec therapy a few years ago. It was not successful and I ended up doing 2 years of Opdivo.
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