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MRF Twitter Chat: Clinical Trials 3/13
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MRF Twitter Chat: Clinical Trials 3/13

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    • March 4, 2014 at 1:06 pm
    lsmith – MRF
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      Join the Melanoma Research Foundation and melanoma patient/Philadelphia Inquirer blogger, T.J. Sharpe, on March 13 at 1:30pm ET for a Twitter chat on clinical trials and the patient experience. T.J. was "Patient #1" in a clinical trial to treat his Stage IV melanoma and will share his personal experience during the chat.

      The MRF chat will also cover why clinical trials are important to the research and treatment process, how to talk to your doctor about participating in one and how to find the right clinical trial for you. Find the MRF on Twitter at @CureMelanoma, T.J. on Twitter at @TeamTJSharpe and on March 13, follow #MRFChat.

       
      Want to follow the conversation but not active on Twitter? Simply search for #MRFChat on Twitter during the chat to watch the live discussion. The chat transcript will be posted on the MRF website after it concludes. 

       

      Email the MRF's Communication Manager Lauren Smith with any questions at [email protected]. Click here to read T.J.'s blog, Patient #1.

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