The melanoma epidemic. Is increased surveillance the solution or the problem?
Abstract
Melanoma has a very bad reputation, and rightfully so. Until relatively recently, the prognosis for melanoma was dismal and, very reasonably, early detection has been proposed as a viable approach to preventing melanoma deaths. On the surface, this simple approach appears to have been a stellar success, with melanoma survival rates improving markedly. There is no question that there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people with a...
Paper Details
Title
The melanoma epidemic. Is increased surveillance the solution or the problem?
Published Date
Aug 1, 1996
Journal
Volume
132
Issue
8
Pages
881 - 884
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