Several clinicopathologic features beyond tumor thickness and ulceration are associated with recurrence risk in patients with localized stage I-II melanoma.

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In multivariable analysis, six clinicopathologic variables were significantly associated with time to recurrence: ulceration, tumor thickness, tumor location, neurotropism (tumor growth along nerves), ...

Many of us might reach for the hair dye the moment those first grey hairs appear. But a new study suggests we may be covering up one of the body's most ingenious defences against cancer.

Autoimmune disease hair loss can happen with alopecia areata, lupus, thyroid diseases, rheumatoid arthritis, Crohn’s disease, and scalp psoriasis. Each disease has different effects, ...

Among the more than 150 people expected to participate in this year’s Dubbo Melanoma March on Saturday, March 14, is Wellington resident Ashley Thomas, 29, who lost her father Colin to melanoma three ...

See how Specialists in Dermatology in The Woodlands and Houston achieves a 99% skin cancer cure rate with Mohs surgery.

Image in Creative Commons. In 1967, Hungarian scientist Endre Mester tried to cure skin cancer in mice using a low-powered ruby laser. He failed to stop ...

AA-PEDS study, in which 42% of patients with severe alopecia areata (AA) reached 80% or more scalp hair coverage at 36 weeks The study is the first and largest of its kind specifically designed to ...

Finding tiny red dots on your skin can be unnerving, but a dermatologist usually starts with a simple question: Did they appear slowly, or did they show up overnight? Christopher J. Haas, MD, FAAD, ...

The common household items that carry hidden health risks - Developing scalp boils, tooth decay and fungal infections may be easier than you might think ...