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Glaspy J et al. – Despite the occurrence of treatment–related serious adverse events, ~80% of patients continued treatment. The higher dose of lenalidomide did not improve response rate, time to progression, or OS of patients with relapsed/refractory stage IV melanoma. A parallel placebo–controlled study has been conducted to further assess the efficacy of lenalidomide in stage IV melanoma patients.

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