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Pharmacy Focus: Oncology Edition - A Look Ahead at the Pipeline for Melanoma

This month, we spoke with Bob Luschen, PharmD, clinical coordinator for the pharmacy department at cancer Treatment Centers of America, Atlanta.

This month, we spoke with Bob Luschen, PharmD, clinical coordinator for the pharmacy department at cancer Treatment Centers of America, Atlanta, to learn about pharmacists' roles in melanoma treatment and what's coming down the pipeline.

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