
- September 2012 Oncology
- Volume 79
- Issue 9
Melanoma Condition Center Debuts
This month, we introduce a new condition center on
Although anyone can develop melanoma, genetic factors can increase one’s risk, including having a light complexion, an inability to tan, red hair, blue eyes, or familial mole/melanoma syndrome. The first-line treatment for melanoma is surgical removal of the malignant lesion and a margin of healthy skin, but a number of medications play a role in treatment as well.
Some topics that will be covered in the melanoma condition center include:
- A smartphone app that helps track moles that may indicate the development of melanoma
- The discovery of a T-cell with the potential to help fight melanoma
- The promise of combination therapy in treating melanoma
Articles in this issue
about 13 years ago
Genetic Aberrations in Oral Dysplasia Point to Cancer Progressionabout 13 years ago
6 Hours or Less of Sleep a Risk Factor for Aggressive Breast Cancerabout 13 years ago
Colonoscopy-Related Factors May Predict Cancer Riskabout 13 years ago
Can You Read These Rxs?about 13 years ago
2012 Next Generation Pharmacist Awards: Meet the Finalistsabout 13 years ago
Health App Wrapabout 13 years ago
Case Studiesabout 13 years ago
Living with Cancerabout 13 years ago
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