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Subset of Patients With Melanoma Have Very Low Mortality Risk

Despite being the most lethal form of skin cancer, some patients have less than a 1% risk of dying from the disease, according to the study.

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Study Identifies Risk Factors for Mohs Surgery–Related Anxiety

“Identifying factors associated with perioperative patient anxiety could improve outcomes and patient satisfaction,” the authors wrote.

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Pandemic Delayed Treatment in Patients With CTCL, Study Finds

The retrospective study analyzed data on 149 patients with CTCL who were being managed at one of nine international academic medical centers in seven countries from March through October 2020.

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Latinx and Melanoma: Barriers and Opportunities

Latinx individuals have a lower overall risk of melanoma than non-Latinx Whites, but they are more likely to be diagnosed with advanced disease.

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Who s More Likely to Develop a Second Primary Melanoma?

A new analysis found that patients diagnosed with a second primary melanoma were more likely to have a nevus phenotype and a higher risk score than those who only had a primary melanoma.

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