Explained: How the 'world's smallest' skin cancer was detected

After learning that a red spot under her eye was innocuous, Christy Staats believed her nightmare was over. But, a dermatologist at a Portland research university found another troubling spot on her right cheek during the examination, which turned out to be melanoma, the world's smallest skin cancer

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