Abstract: The present invention provides a method for preventing or delaying the onset of oral mucositis, including the onset of ulcerative or severe OM, in a patient receiving cancer therapy. The method comprises administering to the patient an effective regimen of ?-D-glutamyl-L-tryptophan (SCV-07) over the course of therapy. The regimen, which includes scheduled doses of SCV-07 with respect to radiation exposure and/or chemotherapy, is effective for preventing or delaying the onset of OM. In accordance with the invention, the patient is more able to complete the planned course of cancer therapy (including chemotherapy and/or radiation therapy), by maintaining a sufficient nutritional state, and by avoiding the significant pain and discomfort associated with OM.

Abstract: A method of treatment for treating or preventing hepatitis C (HepC) in a target subject, including administering to the target subject an effective amount of an immunomodulator compound of Formula A wherein, n is 1 or 2, R is hydrogen, acyl, alkyl or a peptide fragment, and X is an aromatic or heterocyclic amino acid or a derivative thereof, wherein; (i) the immunomodulator compound is administered to the subject at a dosage of greater than 0.

Abstract: An immunomodulatory compound is utilized to treat mucosa disease.

Abstract: An immunomodulatory compound is utilized to treat mucosa disease.

Abstract: Melanoma or a metastasis thereof is treated in a human patient in a combination therapy which includes administering a melanoma-treating combination to a human melanoma patient during a treatment regimen, the combination including an alpha thymosin peptide and antibodies against cytotoxic T lymphocyte-associated antigen 4 (CTLA4).

Abstract: Melanoma or a metastasis thereof is treated in a human patient in a combination therapy which includes administering a melanoma-treating combination to a human melanoma patient during a treatment regimen, the combination including an alpha thymosin peptide and an antineoplastic heat shock apoptosis activator (HSAA) such as STA-4783 (and optionally an antineoplastic cytotoxic chemotherapeutic agent such as paclitaxel), and/or optionally one or more additional anti-melanoma agents.

Abstract: Melanoma or a metastasis thereof is treated in a human patient in a combination therapy which includes administering a melanoma-treating combination to a human melanoma patient during a treatment regimen, the combination including an alpha thymosin peptide and a kinase inhibitor.

Abstract: A method of treating melanoma or a metastasis thereof in a human patient by administering a melanoma-treating effective amount of an alpha thymosin peptide to a human melanoma patient, wherein the human melanoma patient does not have a substantially elevated LDH blood level.

Abstract: An immunomodulatory compound is utilized to treat mucosa disease.

Abstract: A method of treating melanoma or a metastasis thereof in a human patient by administering a melanoma-treating effective amount of an alpha thymosin peptide to a human melanoma patient, wherein the human melanoma patient does not have a substantially elevated LDH blood level.

Abstract: A method of treating melanoma or a metastasis thereof in a human patient by administering a melanoma-treating effective amount of an alpha thymosin peptide to a human melanoma patient, wherein the human melanoma patient does not have a substantially elevated LDH blood level.