It is estimated that more than two million cases of basal cell or squamous skin cancer (nonmelanoma) and 68,720 cases of malignant melanoma (the most serious form of skin cancer) were diagnosed in 2009 in the U.S.
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2015
- Further evidence of genetic key to deadliest form of skin cancer (Science Daily)
- Tel Aviv University researcher discovers trigger of deadly melanoma (Medical News Today)
- Trigger of deadly melanoma discovered (Science Daily)
- 'Major player' in skin cancer genes identified (Science Daily)
- Aelan Cell Technologies publishes new research identifying biomarkers that could serve as companion diagnostics for patients being treated with IL-2 (Medical News Today)
- Sunburn tattoos both trendy and dangerous (Science Daily)
- VIB-KU Leuven-ULB researchers uncover genetic alterations in development of skin cancer (Medical News Today)
- Skin cancer marker plays critical role in tumor growth (Medical News Today)
- Activated T cell therapy for advanced melanoma developed (Science Daily)
- Non-invasive technique may help detect skin and other cancers (Medical News Today)
