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titleOfInvention Treatment of melanoma with alpha thymosin peptides in combination with an antineoplastic heat shock apoptosis activator (hsaa)
abstract Melanoma or a metastasis thereof is treated in a human patient in a combination therapy which includes administering a melanoma-treating combination to a human melanoma patient during a treatment regimen, the combination including an alpha thymosin peptide and an antineoplastic heat shock apoptosis activator (HSAA) such as STA-4783 (and optionally an antineoplastic cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agent such as paclitaxel), and/or optionally one or more additional anti-melanoma agents.
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