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MAY 2021

Five Surprising Facts About Melanoma

Did you know melanoma can appear as a pink spot or even be colorless? Learn what to watch for as you head out into the summer sun. Plus, all eyes are on a new drug for uveal melanoma.

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“My Sister’s Cancer Saved My Life”

Genetic testing gave Leah Blanton (right) some lifesaving information. Here’s what every family should know.

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Getting to the Heart of the Matter

Black women like Debra Edwards are more affected by heart problems after chemotherapy. MSK can help.

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You've Been Vaccinated against COVID‑19. Now what?

Chief Medical Epidemiologist Mini Kamboj explains what’s safe for cancer patients after vaccination.

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Finding This Gene Is Only the Beginning
Developmental biologist Danwei Huangfu and her team stumbled upon a gene that may unlock secrets about cancer.
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