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Category: Skin Cancer
Demarcation of nonmelanoma skin cancer margins in thick excisions…
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Skin cancer drop in Northeast bucks rising rates elsewhere
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Skin cancer drop in Northeast bucks rising rates elsewhere
A decline in melanoma cases and deaths in Northeast states bucks a national trend for the deadliest skin cancer and may reflect benefits of strong prevention programs, a study suggests. In the years included in the study, the Melanoma Foundation of New England became more active with programs to prevent skin cancer, the researchers noted.
Skin cancer drop in Northeast bucks rising rates elsewhere
This photo provided by the American Academy of Dermatology shows a typical presentation of a suspicious mole that eventually was diagnosed as melanoma. A study released Wednesday, Dec. 28, 2016, suggests a decline in melanoma cases and deaths in Northeast states buck a national trend for the deadliest skin cancer and may reflect the benefits of strong prevention programs.
Researchers develop automated melanoma detector for skin cancer screening
Even experts can be fooled by melanoma. People with this type of skin cancer often have mole-looking growths on their skin that tend to be irregular in shape and color, and can be hard to tell apart from benign ones, making the disease difficult to diagnose.
Ia m 26 and was diagnosed with skin cancer. Herea s why it didna t have to happen
For two weeks now, I’ve worn a two-inch bandage across my forehead to cover the gash where skin cancer had put down its ugly roots. I’m 26, so the bandage and the cancer beneath it prompted a lot of awkward conversations with strangers who asked me what happened.
Melanoma survivors’ friends can help spot new moles
Melanoma survivors may want to enlist partners to help search their bodies for suspicious looking moles, according to new research. The researchers previously found that skin cancer survivors and their partners could be trained to spot potentially cancerous moles by doing skin exams.
Breakthrough in the war on skin cancer: Thousands of lives could…
At the moment patients have to rely on the judgment of doctors to decide whether or not a mole looks cancerous. If they think it is suspect, the patient is sent for a biopsy, where a small chunk of the mole is removed and examined for cancerous cells under a microscope.