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Melanoma Insights for Professionals features interviews with leading specialists who translate the latest research and best practice into the everyday clinic setting.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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The future of melanoma detection: Targeted screening, technology and the changing landscape (opens the original)
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How will melanoma detection change over the next decade? In this episode from MIA’s podcast Melanoma Insights for Professionals , our multidisciplinary experts explore how targeted screening, personalised risk assessment, advanced imaging, artificial intelligence and evolving models of care could transform the way melanoma is detected. The discussion provides insight into how we can identify those most likely to benefit from screening, reduce unnecessary biopsies and surveillance, and make bette
From collaboration to innovation: How multidisciplinary teams and clinical trials are transforming melanoma care (opens the original)
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In this episode from MIA’s podcast Melanoma Insights for Professionals , our experts explore the critical role of multidisciplinary collaboration in delivering contemporary melanoma care. Hear how melanoma multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) bring together diverse expertise to navigate increasingly complex treatment pathways, discuss challenging cases and identify opportunities for patients to participate in clinical trials. The discussion provides insight into how MDTs operate in practice, the value
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