When thinking of skin disease, cancer comes up almost immediately as an example. While
the American Cancer Society lists 6 major cancer types, the National Institute of Arthritis and …

This reprint presents a meticulous compilation of 11 cutting-edge articles from leading
authors in the field of dermatology, originally featured in our previous manuscript. This …

The first book focusing specifically on frequent and frequently disabling side effects involving
the skin, hair and nails in cancer patients According to the World Health Organization, there …

During the second half of the twentieth century, dermatology came of age. Just as clinical
dermatology, through new diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, matured to a point where …

Over the past 50 y, research in skin biology and diseases has changed dramatically. These
changes include (i) who is doing the research, from MD clinician dermatologists to …

The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the causes, prevention, and treatment of skin cancer.
Skin cancers are defined as either malignant or benign cells that typically arise from …

Epithelial cancers are by far the most common cancer in lighter‐skinned individuals. A
lifetime of UV irradiation and intermittent immunosuppression are strong risk factors for this …

For the dermatologist, for whom the skin is a mul-tilayered microcosm of the organism with
its hematologic, immunologic, and neurologic connections to the deeper tissues within …

The incidence of nonmelanoma skin cancer (NMSC) is rising. Research in the field of these
tumors is aimed toward developing earlier and less invasive diagnostic methods and more …