Announcement of the Passing of Val Guild, Founder & President of AIM
Dear AIM at Melanoma Community, It is with profound sadness that I send this email to announce the death…
05/22/2020
Announcement of the Passing of Val Guild, Founder & President of AIM
Dear AIM at Melanoma Community, It is with profound sadness that I send this email to announce the death…
05/06/2020
Skin Cancer Education & Research Foundation Launches New Website
A New Resource for the Fight Against Skin Cancer The Skin Cancer Education & Research Foundation (SCERF), in collaboration with…
03/26/2020
COVID-19 Update
Supporting the melanoma community with research, education, and advocacy is AIM’s mission, and we continue our work with even more…
01/29/2020
Valerie Guild, AIM President: A Mother’s Love Shines Light on Melanoma Treatment, Cure
By Vallerie Malkin 2019 It wasn’t right that Charlie Guild lost her battle with melanoma at 26. But…
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01/23/2020
How Melanoma Cured Dylan Slattery
by Vallerie A. Malkin In March of 2014, a month before his 23rd birthday, Dylan Slattery, like many other 20-somethings,…
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01/23/2020
Melanoma By The State: Colorado
In 1876, one hundred years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, Colorado became the 38th state of…
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01/23/2020
In Plain English: The Role of Dermatopathologists in Diagnosing Melanoma Patients
Let’s start at the moment you are getting your skin checked at your dermatologist’s office. If everything looks normal,…
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01/23/2020
Tonia Sylvester: Why She Fights
By Vallerie A. Malkin “I do not wish melanoma on anyone,” says Tonia Sylvester, a 56-year-old retired school teacher…
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01/23/2020
AIM at Melanoma Opens the Fourth Branch of Fresh Frozen Primary Tissue Bank at Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center of Northwestern University
January 23, 2020 (San Rafael, California)… AIM at Melanoma and AIM at Melanoma Research Foundation announce the opening of…
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11/14/2019
Stage II Melanoma Mom Stresses Sunscreen and Skin Checks
By Vallerie A. Malkin Once people get tapped on the shoulder by cancer, they always worry the disease will…
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