Everyone has moles on some part of their body. You may be born with moles or they may develop as you grow older. Just because you have moles, it does not mean that you are likely to develop skin cancer. Moles are simply growths on the skin. These moles may be brown or black. A […]
Diagnosis of skin cancer is usually fairly simple. Superficial cancers such as basal or squamous cell carcinoma rarely spread beyond the skin. Often times a biopsy is the only tests needed to determine and stage the cancer. However, if there is a large growth, or one that\’s existed for some time, your healthcare practitioner may
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Over a million people in the United States this past year have discovered that they are the victims of skin cancer. Melanoma is one type of skin cancer that can have very serious consequences. Skin cancer prevention methods are your best means in preventing skin cancer. Because your skin is not a common thought when
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