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No Need to Fry Basal Cell Carcinomas

Uncomplicated primary BCCs are candidates for curettage alone.

Genetic Supervision of Melanoma by MC1R

Chronic sun damage and mutations in two genes interact in the development of melanoma.

Skin Resurfacing for Skin Cancer Prevention

Three resurfacing modalities were equally effective, so the difference may come down to cost.

Melanoma Signatures Come of Age

Gene expression profiling identified predictors of outcome in melanoma.

Two Melanoma-Related Mutations Tend to Occur Together

These findings demonstrate an association between <$EMPH_O>MC1R<$EMPH_C> and <$EMPH_O>BRAF,<$EMPH_C> each of which increases risk for melanoma.

Meta-Analysis of AKs and Imiquimod

When it comes to topical treatment for actinic keratoses, imiquimod offers some pluses.

Update on Risk for Infection and Malignancy with Anti-TNF Antibody Therapy

Not surprisingly, a meta-analysis of TNF inhibitor trials showed increased adverse events, but do findings hold up for dermatology patients?

Mel-5 Immunostains for Mohs Surgery Melanoma Margins

A valuable augmentation to the use of frozen sections

Tanorexics Beware: The Evidence Mounts That Indoor Tanning Is Addictive

Ultraviolet light exposure may have druglike effects.

The Cost of Mohs Surgery vs. Excision

This cost-effectiveness analysis might benefit from a longer follow-up period.

Curettage and Electrodesiccation of Low-Risk SCCs Apparently Effective in Organ Transplant Recipients

Nevertheless, more aggressive treatment may still be warranted.

Prognosis in Melanoma with Associated Dermatomyositis Depends on Stage

Dermatomyositis (DM) is known to be associated with cancer, and prognosis is poor in patients who have both DM and a malignancy. Reports of DM . . .

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