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Melanoma

Melanoma is a type of cancer that begins in the melanocytes. These are cells that make the pigment melanin. Melanomas often start in moles on the skin. They can also start in other parts of the body that have melanocytes. This includes the fingernails, toenails, eyes, and the GI tract. Rarely, melanomas can also form in the nasal passages, sinuses, or in the genital area. Melanoma can spread (metastasize) to other parts of the body.
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Dina Ferranti PhD, RN

Dina Ferranti joined Cancer Support Community in 2026 as Senior Director, Programs & Health Equity. In this role, she...

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Maria Lelie

Maria is a partnerships, events, and program management professional with 7+ years of experience across the nonprofit...

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Olajide Fadare PhD

We are excited to welcome Olajide Fadare as our new Director, Research and Registry at Cancer Support Community Research...

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Mimi Ciabarra

Mimi Ciabarra is a dynamic business development professional with over 20 years of experience across the nonprofits...

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Cancer Transitions: Moving Beyond Treatment

An updated, pre-packaged cancer survivorship educational program to prepare cancer survivors for the transition to post- treatment survivorship and help your organization meet CoC Survivorship Standard 4.8.

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Action Center

Help ensure that people impacted by cancer have access to quality, comprehensive cancer care. Learn about opportunities to get involved in our advocacy work & make your voice heard.