The incidence of many common cancers is falling, but the incidence of melanoma continues to rise significantly, at a rate faster than that of any of the seven most common cancers.
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2015
- Non-invasive technique may help detect skin and other cancers (Medical News Today)
- 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)
