"We may now get more aggressive in the treatment of melanoma that is not deep but has a high mitotic rate. Instead of just cutting it out, we may add in chemotherapy," she said. "So we may change how we evaluate melanomas and how we treat them."
"A history of blistering sunburns and a family history of melanoma, however, were associated with cancers having lower mitotic rates, the researchers said"
"A history of blistering sunburns and a family history of melanoma, however, were associated with cancers having lower mitotic rates, the researchers said"
"A history of blistering sunburns and a family history of melanoma, however, were associated with cancers having lower mitotic rates, the researchers said"
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