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Management of Skin Toxicities from Multikinase Inhibitor Therapies

Multikinase Inhibitor Skin Toxicity

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This site contains information and education for healthcare professionals and patients.

Healthcare Professionals

This section contains information, treatment algorithms and educational materials for healthcare professionals (HCPs) relating to the management of dermatological side effects in patients treated with multikinase inhibitors.

Patients and Caregivers

This section contains information for patients and Caregivers on skin, mouth and hair changes (known as adverse reactions) that can sometimes occur with a particular type of cancer drug, known as multikinase inhibitors.

Last updated: 13 Sep 2019

Healthcare Professionals

Information, treatment algorithms and educational materials for healthcare professionals (HCPs).

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Patients and Caregivers

Information for patients and Caregivers that can sometimes occur with a particular type of cancer drug, known as multikinase inhibitors.

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