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Article – how skin cancer evades promising drug

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      W.
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        Thanks for the links!

        That book looks really interesting. I found a lengthy review here:http:// http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2010/11/08/101108crbo_books_shapin (Worth reading on its own merit, but maybe a bit over the top at some places.)

        W.
        Participant

          Thanks for the links!

          That book looks really interesting. I found a lengthy review here:http:// http://www.newyorker.com/arts/critics/books/2010/11/08/101108crbo_books_shapin (Worth reading on its own merit, but maybe a bit over the top at some places.)

          himynameiskevin
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            Wow, the line "turning melanoma into a chonic disease."  sounds so good.. 🙂

            I'm BRAF+ so this was great to hear. Thanks for the post.

            Hopefully they'll soon figure this stuff out.

            himynameiskevin
            Participant

              Wow, the line "turning melanoma into a chonic disease."  sounds so good.. 🙂

              I'm BRAF+ so this was great to hear. Thanks for the post.

              Hopefully they'll soon figure this stuff out.

              Rebecca and Bob
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                Emily,

                 

                Thanks for posting this article, it's great to hear they are getting closer to figuring this out. My husband actually said a year ago that wouldn't it be great if it was just a chronic disease you could live with like aids. Not that anyone wants either.

                 

                Thanks for the information.

                Rebecca

                Rebecca and Bob
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                  Emily,

                   

                  Thanks for posting this article, it's great to hear they are getting closer to figuring this out. My husband actually said a year ago that wouldn't it be great if it was just a chronic disease you could live with like aids. Not that anyone wants either.

                   

                  Thanks for the information.

                  Rebecca

                  Jan in OC
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                    Liked the article on mutation…We visit Dr. Lo at UCLA every few months and had this discussion with him last month.  I was waiting for his publication.  He is one of the better Dermatologists we have had!

                    Jan in OC
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                      Liked the article on mutation…We visit Dr. Lo at UCLA every few months and had this discussion with him last month.  I was waiting for his publication.  He is one of the better Dermatologists we have had!

                      A review, too.  As always, if anyone would like copies of the full-length articles, just let me know:  [email protected].

                      Best wishes to all,

                      ellen

                      A review, too.  As always, if anyone would like copies of the full-length articles, just let me know:  [email protected].

                      Best wishes to all,

                      ellen

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