...Amanda M. Walker; Adrienne Joseph; Jacob Nelson; Victoria E. Orfaly; Elizabeth Stoos; Allan Geller; Elizabeth Bailey; Stephanie Savory; Sancy Leachman; Heidi Jacobe Background: Melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer are significant causes of mortality. Previous studies regarding skin cancer...

... Adnexa Eccrine gland Skin cancer Dermatoscopy is an inexpensive, fast, and easy to apply non-invasive diagnostic method used for early detection of melanoma. Grey structures, caused by the presence of extracellular dust-like melanin particles/melanin/melanin-laden melanophages in the upper...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 2023 Superficial basal cell carcinoma Bowen’s disease Ultra-high-frequency ultrasound Dermatology Skin cancer Superficial basal cell carcinoma (sBCC), a typical...

.... 2023 Melanoma Nevus Prevalence Risk factors Skin cancer Melanoma patients have a higher probability of developing additional melanomas than general population. The relative risk of subsequent melanomas has been reported to be 10 times higher in men and 8.6 times higher in women [ 1...

...Soraya Naimy; Michael Bzorek; Jens Ole Eriksen; Beatrice Dyring-Andersen; Lise Mette Rahbek Gjerdrum Background: Superficial spreading melanomas (SSMs) are the most common type of melanoma and cause the majority of skin cancer deaths. More than 50% of cases harbor a mutation in the BRAF gene...

...Emily Wenande; Katrine Togsverd-Bo; Anna Hastrup; Ulrikke Lei; Peter A. Philipsen; Merete Haedersdal Background and Objectives: Solid organ transplant recipients (SOTRs) are at increased risk of skin cancer and suffer from greater disease-specific morbidity and mortality. To risk stratify...

... between systemic dermatologic medications and skin cancer in the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS). Methods: Case-control analyses were performed in FAERS from 1968 to 2021 to examine the reporting odds ratios (RORs) for SCC, BCC, melanoma, and MCC. Results: The oral immunosuppressants were all...

...Shay N. Sharma; Shonit N. Sharma; Ajay N. Sharma; Aneelam N. Sharma; Jasdeep K. Sharma Background: Schools can play a major role in protecting students from skin cancer by instituting preventive policies and educational programs. Methods: A high school-wide study was conducted to assess students...

...Tobias Sangers; Suzan Reeder; Sophie van der Vet; Sharan Jhingoer; Antien Mooyaart; Daniel M. Siegel; Tamar Nijsten; Marlies Wakkee Background: Mobile health (mHealth) consumer applications (apps) have been integrated with deep learning for skin cancer risk assessments. However, prospective...

... of methylenetetrahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) gene variants rs1801133 (C677T) and rs1801131 (A1298C) was carried out for 1,128 participants in an Australian community-based longitudinal study of skin cancer. Dietary intakes were assessed through repeated Food Frequency Questionnaires (1992–1996), and all incident skin...

... for melanoma prevention remain controversial; however, other lipid metabolism mediators need investigation. Melanoma Statins Fibrates Skin cancer Prevention Lipid metabolism Systematic review Cochrane Cochrane review Dear Editor, Melanoma has a lower incidence than non-melanoma skin...

... from the Eastern Health Authority’s Cancer Registry. The diagnosis was confirmed by a pathologist via histological subtype. Patients were excluded if the diagnosis was unspecified, a nonmelanoma skin cancer or if there was a recurrence in the same lesion location. In total 298 patients diagnosed...

... of infectious diseases, the use of potentially contaminated products, polypharmacy, and sunbed exposure. Melanotan II Sunbed use Skin cancer Melanotropic peptides, Melanotan I and II (MT I and II), are synthetic analogues of α-melanocyte-stimulating hormone. These potent melanocortin receptor...

.... Key Message Most of the risk factors for complications were related to tumour size and depth. Blood loss Intraoperative complications Mohs surgery Non-melanoma skin cancer Postoperative complications Skin cancer Surgery in dermatological practice Surgical wound infection Mohs...

...-dimensional total body imaging and their associated characteristics. Senile angiomas Campbell de Morgan spots Benign vascular tumours Melanoma risk prediction Skin cancer Epidemiology Cherry angiomas (also called Campbell de Morgan spots or, less elegantly, senile angiomas) are amongst...

... in consumers. Melanocytic naevi Melanoma Skin cancer Skin self-examination Telemedicine Advancements in mobile technologies have played a significant role in redefining the delivery of dermatological services to improve the diagnosis of melanoma or other skin cancers. Mobile teledermoscopy...

...Nadja Angela Stenz; Susanne Stampf; Andreas W. Arnold; Antonio Cozzio; Michael Dickenmann; Olivier Gaide; Mirjam Harms; Robert E. Hunger; Emmanuel Laffitte; Michael Mühlstädt; Mirjam Nägeli; Günther F.L. Hofbauer; and the Swiss Transplant Cohort Study Importance: Skin cancer, in particular squamous...

..., their effect on quality of life, and potential risk factors for skin cancer. Methods: Ninety-four participants were recruited from an Australian heart and lung transplant centre between March and December 2016. The participants were asked to fill out a questionnaire which included the Dermatology Life Quality...

...Fleur Kong; Caitlin Horsham; Jenna Rayner; Marko Simunovic; Montana O’Hara; H. Peter Soyer; Monika Janda Background: Mobile teledermoscopy is a rapidly advancing technology that promotes early detection and management of skin cancers. Whilst the use of teledermoscopy has proven to be effective...

... in Brisbane, Australia, aged 18 years or older, and at high risk of skin cancer. Participants randomly assigned to the intervention group ( n = 98) completed a self-administered questionnaire on mobile teledermoscopy acceptance for skin cancer detection both before use and after performing mobile...