The International Transplant Skin Cancer Collaborative (ITSCC) List puts marketers in touch with a special niche of physicians including dermatology surgeons, clinicians, and researchers who study and treat skin cancers in immunosuppressed and transplant patients. Dedicated to advancing the prevention and cure of cancers like melanoma after patients receive an organ transplant, ITSCC seeks to integrate and support basic scientific and clinical research to address the needs of immunosuppressed patients and organ transplant recipients. This audience is in need of products and services ranging from microscopes to surgical supplies to prevent and treat metastatic skin cancers.

Subscriber Profile:

ITSCC is an international organization supporting clinicians who seek to understand and treat patients who are up to 65 times more likely to get skin cancers and skin infections after receiving an organ transplant. After a transplant, the immune system is compromised and dermatologic surgeons face the unique needs of their patients. 200 members strong, ITSCC provides the resources and scientific investigation to help dermatologists advance in the fields of oncology and transplant dermatology. With this list, marketers can reach physician members and clinicians who need products and services to conduct research and improve the quality of skincare in transplant patients.

Association Member Benefits:

• Continuing education
• Research and industry news
• Membership directory
• Event and conference discounts
• Free patient education brochures

Purchase products: Industry publications, mobile devices, computers, software, diagnostics, electronics, disposable masks and gloves, sterilization supplies, scrubs, lab coats, slides, slicing tools, medical dyes, disinfectants, surgical instruments, medications, refrigeration, and diagnostic equipment.

List Purchasers: Publishers, healthcare facilities, laboratories, R&D facilities, medical equipment suppliers, hospitals, cancer centers, pharmaceuticals, recruiters, financial institutions, medical supply providers, continuing education providers, credit card issuers, and more.