The growing melanoma risk
The incidence of deadly melanoma on the head and neck has risen steadily in young adults and children.
The incidence of deadly melanoma on the head and neck has risen steadily in young adults and children.
Study results suggest applications for preventing deadly skin cancer in humans.
Study shows it helped a minority of patients, but experts say this approach has promise.
Protein that suppresses tumor puts brakes on further cell division.
More than two-thirds of deadly skin cancers occur as new lesions.
After seeing a trend of cancer in her family tree, a 27-year-old sought genetic testing to discover her personal risk.
Don’t put off getting your moles checked, cautions Audra Brummel, a 27-year-old melanoma patient.
Less-invasive lymph node surgery has meant faster recovery for stage 3 melanoma patient Sally Coburn, who lives for the people she’s passionate about.
Melanoma is the most common type of skin cancer in younger patients and affects mostly teenagers.
A rare cancer therapy gives a Michigan man a second chance at life.
Drink up! Scientists find coffee drinkers have lower risk for melanoma.