|Videos|July 12, 2011

Tim Turnham on the Melanoma Research Foundation

Dr. Tim Turnham the executive director of the melanoma research foundation Describes the organization

Tim Turnham, PhD, the executive director of the Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) describes the organization's mission and goals to support medical research, educated both patients and physicians about skin cancer prevention, and to work as an advocate for the melanoma community.

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