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Cutaneous Oncology News
What are signs of skin cancer?
Skin cancer comes in many forms, and the signs and symptoms for each type of skin cancer can vary. Because skin cancers do not become painful until they have grown large, it is important to notice and report any unusual changes in the skin to a dermatologist.
CUA skin-related calcifications composed of calcium-phosphate apatite, localized circumferentially
In a spectroscopic analysis, researchers found circumferential calcifications, located in the intima and media of skin vessels, were composed of calcium-phosphate apatite in patients with calcific uremic arteriolopathy.
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Homemade sunscreen misinformation prevalent on Pinterest
The proliferation of potentially harmful information regarding homemade sunscreens via social media, specifically Pinterest, is following a similar trend as the antivaccination movement, according to a study published in Health Communication.
Popular topics this week: Sunscreen ingredients, antibiotic acne gel
The most popular Healio Dermatology stories of the past week cover topics across the board: a toxicology study on sunscreen ingredients, clinical trial results from a bactericidal, antibiotic gel for acne and brodalumab use in psoriasis for patients of different ethnic backgrounds.
Risk factors differ for lymphatic, hematogenous metastasis
As the risk factors associated with lymphatic and hematogenous metastasis differ, follow-up and treatment strategies may need to be adapted, according to researchers.
Misconceptions about indoor tanning use prevalent among men who have sex with men
Men who have sex with men in San Francisco who use indoor tanning had misconceptions about skin cancer risks and the utility of base tans, according to researchers in JAMA Dermatology.
New digital technologies may increase skin self-examination for melanoma
Participants were often not confident in their skin self-examination ability but value expert opinion from clinicians and are open to using technologies that help track skin lesions, according to a qualitative study from researchers at the University of Sydney.
Popular topics this month: Hidradenitis suppurativa, atopic dermatitis
Recent articles on hidradenitis suppurativa and atopic dermatitis have garnered the most pageviews so far this month at Healio Dermatology.
More data needed on plasma concentrations of sunscreen ingredients
When sunscreens were used under maximal use conditions, plasma concentrations exceeded the threshold established by the FDA for waiving some nonclinical toxicology studies for sunscreens, according to data published in JAMA.
Five top stories in cutaneous oncology research
In conjunction with this year’s Skin Cancer Awareness Month, HemOnc Today presented seven important updates in melanoma/skin cancer prevention and detection.