The ABC's of Skin Cancer

The ABC's of Skin Cancer

Overall there are three different types of skin cancer:  Basal cell carcinoma (BCC), Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), and Melanoma.  BCC is the most common form of skin cancer and usually occurs on parts of your body that see the sun most, like your face and neck.

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Stage 4 Melanoma

Stage 4 Melanoma

Melanoma is a deadly type of skin cancer that is often more severe than other types due to its ability to metastasize, leading to advanced disease and even death. It occurs when melanoma has metastasized, or spread, beyond the initial site of the tumor and to distant lymph nodes or organs within the body. 

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Experimental treatments for metastatic melanoma

Experimental treatments for metastatic melanoma

Melanomas are the most aggressive type of skin cancer. Most melanomas are found at an early stage when they are highly treatable and curable. About 84 percent of cutaneous melanomas are found at a localized stage, where the five-year relative survival rate is 98 percent

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