Practical melanoma management for GPs

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81% of GPs rated this lecture as excellent

In this Healthed lecture, Associate Professor Robyn Saw will upskill and update GPs to ensure patients with melanoma have the best chance possible to survive this deadly skin cancer. From identifying high risk patients, to biopsy techniques and appropriate referrals, Professor Saw will be sharing both her expertise and experience on all things melanoma. Not to be missed.

Last Updated: 19 Mar, 2025

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Surgical Oncologist & General Surgeon; Melanoma Institute Australia; Royal Prince Alfred Hospital; Associate Professor in Surgery, The University of Sydney

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