Melanoma Stories
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Google 'Tanning' And Your Result May Soon Be A Cancer Warning
Researchers suggest Google's ad tools can deliver targeted cancer prevention messages among users searching for tanning beds and salons. -
The Taller You Are, The Higher Your Cancer Risk
For every 10-centimeter increase in height, cancer risk increases by 18 percent in women and 11 percent in men: study. -
Even After Beating Cancer, Young Adults Spend A Lot Of Time Hospitalized
After living disease-free for at least five years, young adult cancer survivors were hospitalized 1.5 times as often as people in a control group. -
Dangerous #SunBurnArt Is Taking Over Social Media [PHOTOS]
Sunburn art, or purposely burning your skin in the name of "art," is sweeping social media despite doctors' warnings. -
Mo' Sex, Mo' Problems: Why Viagra Increases Men's Melanoma Risk
Men who take Viagra do have an increased risk of developing melanoma, but it's not the drug's ingredients that cause this correlation. -
Parkinson's Disease Has Link To 16 Types of Cancer In Taiwan
In Taiwan, Parkinson's disease could likely mean a cancer diagnosis. -
Melanomas That Grow Outside Of Moles May Be More Dangerous
Though many people associate melanoma with growing on moles, those that don't may be more dangerous. -
Woman Has Gums Turn Black From Rare Skin Cancer [PHOTOS]
A woman in South Korea discovered she had a rare skin cancer of the mouth after her upper gums turned black. -
Inexpensive Vitamin B Supplement Cuts Risk Of Common Skin Cancers
Newly discovered vitamin B supplement benefits may be a future routine for sun protection. -
Personalized Cancer Treatment: More Effective Than Just Guessing
New device implanted in tumors allows doctors to administer patient-specific drug regimes tailored to their types of cancer. -
All-Inclusive Vacations Have Increased Retirees' Skin Cancer Risk [VIDEO]
Retired people are seven times more likely to develop skin cancer compared to their parents’ generation. -
The Link Between Your Cup Of Joe And Your Chances Of Getting Cancer
Previous research has shown coffee consumption may prevent against non-malignant melanoma. But the latest results suggest it may protect against malignant melanoma, too.