Taylor_Susan_C_PA_web.jpg Consider gaps in access and knowledge in diagnosis and treatment in skin of color Expert panel shares best practices for managing common dermatologic conditions in a diverse patient population Kirkwood_John_Pittsburgh_web.jpg Neoadjuvant immunotherapy shows promise in stage III melanoma There is both preclinical and clinical evidence that neoadjuvant therapy may offer a survival advantage over adjuvant therapy. Wang_Steven_web.jpg Telltale dermoscopic features of melanomas lacking pigment reviewed Investigators developed a simple, eight-variable model, which demonstrated a sensitivity of 70% and specificity of 56% for diagnosis of melanoma. sunscreen_hands_v2_web.jpg Daily sunscreen use will prevent more melanoma deaths than early detection “Prevention is low cost, low risk, and effective.” sunscreen%20older%20couple_web.jpg Sunscreen myths, controversies continue At the end of the day, "the best sunscreen is the one a patient will use regularly and actually enjoy using." El%20Serag_Hasem_HOUSTON_web.jpg Hepatocellular carcinoma shows risk factor shift Demographics, obesity, and metabolic factors have emerged as main drivers of disease. Serum test sheds light on Merkel cell carcinoma LAS VEGAS – The rare skin cancer is linked to a subclinical virus and a serum test can offer clinicians useful insight into tumor burden. Cutaneous squamous cell cancer staging still requires refinement LAS VEGAS – As cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma draws more attention, two popular staging systems still need refinement. Leachman_Sancy_NEW_web.jpg In Oregon, ‘war on melanoma’ takes flight LAS VEGAS – Research project hopes to shrink melanoma mortality by emphasizing education, screening. 143492_Epstein_Ervin_web.jpg Researchers working to squash recurrence of superficial BCCs LAS VEGAS – For now, surgery remains the gold standard of treatment to prevent recurrence. Pages1 2 3 next › last »