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
- Erectile dysfunction drugs unlikely to cause melanoma, researchers conclude (Science Daily)
- Certain multiple myeloma patients likely to benefit most from panobinostat combination (Medical News Today)
- Researchers discover mechanism leading to BRAF inhibitor resistance in melanoma patients (Science Daily)
- Mapping genetic mutations in skin cancer (Science Daily)
- Genomic discovery of skin cancer subtypes provides potential 'signpost' for drug targets (Science Daily)
- Probing ways to convince young women not to use indoor tanning (Medical News Today)
- Interest in learning about skin cancer appears to increase during summer (Science Daily)
- Nanoparticles target and kill cancer stem cells that drive tumor growth (Science Daily)
- Melanoma rates have doubled over the past 30 years, say CDC (Medical News Today)
- Trials show immune drugs effective in advanced melanomas (Science Daily)
