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.
Home ›
News
2015
- Melanoma mutation rewires cell metabolism (Science Daily)
- Summer vacation: the health risks for travelers (Medical News Today)
- Citrus fruit consumption may be associated with increased melanoma risk (Science Daily)
- Live imaging reveals how wound healing influences cancer (Science Daily)
- Action spectrum of sun skin damage documented (Science Daily)
- RPS calls for clearer labelling on sunscreens after survey reveals public confusion on protection ratings (Medical News Today)
- Drugs for impotence do not increase risk of melanoma (Medical News Today)
- Men on Viagra show 'higher risk of skin cancer' (Medical News Today)
- Promising new drug combo offers hope for people battling melanoma (Science Daily)
- Erectile dysfunction drugs unlikely to cause melanoma, researchers conclude (Science Daily)
