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Melanoma and Skin Cancer Trials

Melbourne, Victoria, Australiamasc.org.au ↗

Ownership: Private
Development stage: Commercial

Overview

MASC Trials is a leading independent not-for-profit collaborative group in Australasia focused on investigator-led clinical trials for melanoma and other skin cancers. The organization has delivered significant scientific outcomes over its 25-year history, with a portfolio covering prevention, early detection, treatment—including rare forms of skin cancer—and ongoing publication of results.

Therapeutic areas: Oncology
Modalities: Small moleculeBiologicVaccineDevice
Industry: Academic Hospital/University/Research

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Trans-Tasman Radiation Oncology Group (TROG)Cancer Australia Supporting Cancer Clinical Trials Programcollaborations with major academic centers across Australia/New Zealandindustry sponsors such as MSD/Merck & Co., Sanofi, Medison Pharma

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