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๐ŸŽ—๏ธ Melanoma โ€” 2026-W42

3 papers judged, 0 emailed  ยท  Read the digest →

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Papers judged this week

Poliosis predicts durable response to immune-checkpoint blockade in metastatic melanoma: a multicenter cohort study.
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Brekner Annika et al., J Immunother Cancer

Retrospective multicenter cohort of patients with unresectable stage III/IV melanoma treated with checkpoint blockade, published in J Immunother Cancer. Suggests poliosis as an accessible clinical marker of durable response, though hypothesis-generating and not yet practice-changing.

Impact of adjuvant therapy on melanoma-specific survival in elderly patients with high-risk resected melanoma: a multicenter international retrospective study.
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Boutros Andrea et al., J Immunother Cancer

Multicenter international retrospective cohort of patients aged 75+ with resected stage III-IV melanoma, published in J Immunother Cancer. Suggests adjuvant systemic therapy is associated with better melanoma-specific survival than observation in older patients, informing adjuvant decisions in this under-represented group.

TCASIA: an integrative atlas linking alternative splicing landscapes for cancer immunotherapy.
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Zhang Yihao et al., J Immunother Cancer

Translational bioinformatics atlas of alternative splicing across immunotherapy cohorts, published in J Immunother Cancer. Identifies candidate splicing events linked to poor immune infiltration and survival in melanoma, but these need further functional and clinical validation before informing ICB decisions.

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