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Adjuvant radiation reduces recurrence of localized cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma
ORLANDO — Patients with localized high-risk cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma who received adjuvant radiation after clear margin surgery experienced decreased risk for local recurrence and nodal metastasis, according to study results.
Melanoma more common among women with skin of color; survival poorest among Black patients
ORLANDO — Among patients with skin of color, women were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma compared with men, according to a presentation at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Annual Meeting.
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Findings may help predict risk for immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced diabetes
Clinical and genetic risk factors can help identify individuals at risk for immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced diabetes, according to results of a cohort study.
Speaker discusses predictive power of Merlin test for low-, high-risk melanoma
ORLANDO — A presentation at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Annual Meeting detailed new data that showcased the validity of the Merlin test in identifying sentinel lymph node biopsy status in high-risk patients with melanoma.
VIDEO: Providing decision aids to patients with skin cancer can ease treatment process
ORLANDO — A skin cancer diagnosis can be very overwhelming for a patient. Sharing informative materials about treatment options may ease their minds, according to a speaker at the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery Annual Meeting.
DecisionDx test can help identify sentinel lymph node risk
The melanoma 31-gene expression profile test can help physicians to better estimate risk for sentinel lymph nodes, possibly reducing the need for biopsies, according to a study.
Swedish study finds melanoma incidence, mortality have declined since 2015
The rates of melanoma incidence have significantly declined since approximately 2015 in patients aged younger than 50 years while mortality also dropped in those aged younger than 60, according to a Swedish study.
Secondary melanoma risk highest in Black patients
While Black patients are less likely to develop first melanoma than white patients, this group has a higher relative rate of secondary melanoma diagnosis, according to a study.
FDA approves increase of Ameluz dosing from one to three tubes for actinic keratosis
The FDA has approved the supplemental new drug application for Ameluz topical gel 10% to increase the maximal dosage from one to three tubes per treatment of actinic keratosis, according to a Biofrontera press release.
FDA reviewing application for bemotrizinol as first new sunscreen ingredient since 1999
The first over-the-counter monograph order request tier 1 application for bemotrizinol, an active sunscreen ingredient, has been submitted to the FDA, dsm-firmenich announced in a press release.
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