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Immunotherapy: What to Expect & Managing Side Effects

Dr. Hamm, Medical Oncologist, Cancer Program, Windsor Regional Hospital and Certified Oncology Nurse, Debbie Sutton both presenting "Immunotherapy: What to Expect & Managing Side Effects". Immunotherapy has emerged as a valuable treatment option for various types of skin cancers & melanomas. Immunotherapy works by harnessing the body's immune system to recognize and attack cancer cells. However, Immunotherapy can cause side effects, as it activates the immune system, and these side effects can vary from person to person. We are here to support you through your journey. Contact our Cancer Coach at [email protected] or call 1.866.560.8035 x108 MELANOMA & SKIN CANCER WEBINARS https://melanomacanada.ca/support-and... SUPPORT Melanoma & Skin Cancer Support https://melanomacanada.ca/support-and... LEARN MORE ABOUT IMMUNOTHERAPY https://melanomacanada.ca/diagnosis-a... GET INVOLVED https://melanomacanada.ca/get-involved/ Follow us:   / melanomacanada     / melanomacanada     / melanomacanada   #melanoma #skincancer #immunotherapy Thank you to our partners Bristol-Myers Squibb Canada: https://www.bms.com/ca/en Innovative Medicines: http://innovativemedicines.ca/ Merck Canada: https://www.merck.ca/en/home/ Pfizer: https://www.pfizer.ca/ Sanofi: https://www.sanofi.ca/ About Melanoma Canada Melanoma Canada advocates for and supports Canadians living with melanoma and skin cancer with helpful resources, education, psychosocial support services, and more. To support melanoma and skin cancer patients, caregivers and medical professionals through current and coordinated information and services; To educate Canadians on melanoma and skin cancer – prevention, early detection, and treatment options available. To be the united voice of the melanoma and skin cancer community, advocating for early detection, timely diagnosis, and effective treatment options. OUR VISION Zero melanoma and skin cancer related deaths