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Ulceration and Stage Are Predictive of Interferon Efficacy In Melanoma

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      • November 23, 2011 at 3:56 am
      Charlie S
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        Huh?

        • November 23, 2011 at 3:56 am
        Charlie S
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          Huh?

            • November 23, 2011 at 4:13 am
            Gene_S
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              Charlie, I am not sure what Huh is for/means ?

              Click on the mentioned link for more info…

              Best wishes,

              Gene

              • November 23, 2011 at 4:13 am
              Gene_S
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                Charlie, I am not sure what Huh is for/means ?

                Click on the mentioned link for more info…

                Best wishes,

                Gene

                • November 23, 2011 at 4:13 am
                Gene_S
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                  Charlie, I am not sure what Huh is for/means ?

                  Click on the mentioned link for more info…

                  Best wishes,

                  Gene

                • November 23, 2011 at 3:56 am
                Charlie S
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                  Huh?

                  • November 24, 2011 at 4:26 pm
                  Hawaii Bob
                  Participant

                    Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                     

                    On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                    Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                     

                    Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

                    • November 24, 2011 at 4:26 pm
                    Hawaii Bob
                    Participant

                      Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                       

                      On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                      Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                       

                      Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

                      • November 24, 2011 at 4:26 pm
                      Hawaii Bob
                      Participant

                        Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                         

                        On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                        Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                         

                        Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

                        • November 24, 2011 at 4:27 pm
                        Hawaii Bob
                        Participant

                          Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                           

                          On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                          Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                           

                          Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

                          • November 24, 2011 at 4:27 pm
                          Hawaii Bob
                          Participant

                            Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                             

                            On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                            Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                             

                            Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

                              • August 15, 2012 at 6:35 am
                              Rich
                              Participant

                                @Hawaii Bob,

                                Just curious, but did you have Interferon treatment for Stage IIA?

                                I'm aware that different countries have their own approach to melanoma treatment, but Japan, where I am, is particularly conservative. I'm nearing the end of three ten day courses of Interferon for Stage IIA, whereas an Australian doctor would tell me I didn't need treatment.

                                • August 15, 2012 at 6:35 am
                                Rich
                                Participant

                                  @Hawaii Bob,

                                  Just curious, but did you have Interferon treatment for Stage IIA?

                                  I'm aware that different countries have their own approach to melanoma treatment, but Japan, where I am, is particularly conservative. I'm nearing the end of three ten day courses of Interferon for Stage IIA, whereas an Australian doctor would tell me I didn't need treatment.

                                  • August 15, 2012 at 6:35 am
                                  Rich
                                  Participant

                                    @Hawaii Bob,

                                    Just curious, but did you have Interferon treatment for Stage IIA?

                                    I'm aware that different countries have their own approach to melanoma treatment, but Japan, where I am, is particularly conservative. I'm nearing the end of three ten day courses of Interferon for Stage IIA, whereas an Australian doctor would tell me I didn't need treatment.

                                  • November 24, 2011 at 4:27 pm
                                  Hawaii Bob
                                  Participant

                                    Gene, thanks for posting ……. really appreciate you sharing the melanoma R&D and studies with us ….. The European study is consistent with what I had read earlier in  a mel study originating out of Italy ….. that for some reason, interferon seems to deliver better results when the primary tumor was ulcerated….

                                     

                                    On the old BB, now archived, I posted the preliminary findings about 2 years old and, in the ensuing board discussion, some members here provided anecdotal affirmation with regard to their experience (and belief in) in interferon and their continued NED status ……

                                    Again, thanks for posting Gene,

                                     

                                    Hawaii Bob, Still Stage IIA

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