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Pediatric skin lesions that mimic benign lesions are more often deeper and have a higher T stage than melanomas with a clinically malignant appearance

Benign-Appearing Pediatric Skin Lesions May Be Melanoma

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Benign-appearing lesions often deeper, have higher T stage than clinically malignant appearing lesions
Patients who have an organ transplant may be more likely to develop skin cancer

Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Risk Up in Organ Transplant Recipients

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All recipients should have full-body skin evaluations after transplant surgery, regardless of ethnicity
Pevonedistat

Experimental Drug Shows Promise in Melanoma

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Pevonedistat was effective for inhibiting proliferation of melanoma cell lines in vitro
Reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM) best identifies skin cancer lesions on the head and neck

Reflectance Confocal Microscopy Best IDs Melanoma on Head, Neck

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Second study shows that different melanomas have distinct RCM morphological characteristics
Acneiform eruptions due to the BRAF kinase inhibitor vemurafenib in a patient with multiple metastatic melanoma lesions are described in a case report published online Aug. 11 in the Journal of Dermatology.

Acneiform Eruptions Observed After Vemurafenib Treatment

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Case report describes acneiform eruptions after tx of metastatic melanoma lesions with vemurafenib
For patients with advanced melanoma

Favorable Outcomes for Vitiligo in Nivolumab-Treated Melanoma

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Patients with vitiligo had higher objective response rate; prolonged progression-free, overall survival
More attention should be given to frailty-related items in clinical practice guidelines for nonmelanoma skin cancer

Guidance Needed for Frail Elderly With Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer

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Integration of frailty-related items into current guidelines on nonmelanoma skin cancer is limited
For patients with metastatic melanoma

Add-On Local Peripheral Tx Beneficial in Metastatic Melanoma

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Addition to ipilimumab has beneficial effect on overall survival even after adjustment
There is insufficient evidence to recommend regular full-body exams for skin cancer as a means of preventing deaths from these cancers

USPSTF: Evidence Lacking to Recommend Skin Cancer Screens

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New report doesn't change Task Force's prior statement on skin cancer screening issued in 2009
Arsenic-contaminated water

Arsenic-Contaminated Water Linked to Skin Cancer in U.S.

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Association occurred at arsenic concentrations below 2001 EPA maximum of 10 µg/L