Young women 800% more likely to get deadliest form of skin cancer
Summer is almost over, but living in the desert, we know the sun is in full affect year round, which means so are the risks of skin cancer.
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Summer is almost over, but living in the desert, we know the sun is in full affect year round, which means so are the risks of skin cancer.
Washington State University Molecular Bioscience researchers have developed a way to identify where in the human genome ultra-violet damage or damage from sunlight concentrates to cause melanoma.
Australian researchers have developed an experimental blood test they say is the first blood test capable of detecting melanoma -- an aggressive form of skin cancer -- in its early stages with a high degree of accuracy.
Washington ranks among the top 10 states for the highest rates of new cases of melanoma of the skin, according to Washington State Cancer Registry data.