Southwest Melanoma Symposium: Science to Survivorship

Address: 
MD Anderson Cancer Center Cancer Prevention Building, 8th Floor 1155 Pressler Street Houston, Texas


The Melanoma Research Foundation and University of Texas, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center presented a free day of melanoma education dedicated to melanoma patients and the people who support them.

Southwest Melanoma Symposium: 

Science to Survivorship

Saturday, September 26, 2009

 

MD Anderson Cancer Center

 Cancer Prevention Building

 8th Floor

1155 Pressler Street

Houston, Texas

 

Drs. Patrick Hwu and Merrick Ross, along with their esteemed panel presented sessions on skin surveillance, lymphedema, clinical trials and recurrence. 

Free skin screening were offered to their guests.

 

Schedule

Breakfast and Registration began at 8:00 a.m.

 

Morning Session

-- Welcome  - Dr.  Hwu

-- Melanoma Screening:  Who, When  and Is It Effective? - Dr. Hymes

--  I Have Melanoma, Where do I go from here? - Dr. Ross

-- The Dreaded Lymphedema:  Who gets it and what do I do? - Dr. Cormier

-- It's Back! - Dr. Hwu

 

Lunch and Reception with the Doctors at 11:30 a.m.

 

Afternoon Session

-- When do I consider myself cured? - Dr. Gershenwald

-- Mind as Medicine:  Mind-Body approaches to Wellness - Dr. Duffy

-- A View to the Future - Dr. Davies

-- Why should I be a "guinea pig"? - Dr. Lee

-- How to Deal with Ups and Downs - MDA Patients

-- Closing Remarks - Dr. Ross

 

Symposium ended at 3:30 p.m. followed by Skin Screenings

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