Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers globally, with melanoma alone responsible for the majority of skin cancer-related deaths worldwide. Early and accurate detection remains the most effective…
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Hair loss affects millions of people worldwide and represents one of the most frequently presenting concerns in dermatology clinics. Despite its prevalence, accurate and objective assessment of hair loss has…
A critical review of melanocytic tumor classification
Risk factors predicting cSCC recurrence, metastasis, and death
Early skin cancer detection strategies that save lives
Balancing the risks and benefits of sun exposure: A revised position statement for Australian adults
Rachel E. Neale, Victoria Beedle, Peter R. Ebeling, Thomas Elliott, David Francis, Christian M. Girgis, Louisa Gordon, Monika Janda, Graeme Jones, Robyn M. Lucas, Rebecca S. Mason, Philip Keith Monnington,…
In inflammatory and infectious diseases, the main histopathologic alterations are usually not associated with pigment, but include cellular infiltrations, vascular structures and alterations of the thickness or the anatomy of…
New data shows that melanoma is just the “tip of the iceberg” when it comes to Australian GPs managing skin cancer-related conditions. Published in BMJ Open, the research led by Professor…
Elvira Moscarella; Pascale Guitera; Richard A. Scolyer; Lilian Rocha; Luc Thomas; Andrea Ronchi; Camila Scharf; Gabriella Brancaccio; Giuseppe Argenziano Introduction: Melanoma on the head/neck area can show subtle clinical, dermoscopic and histologic features at early stages, being difficult to…
Gracy Gouda, John Pyne, Tony Dicker Introduction: Differentiating early melanoma from other flat pigmented lesions on the head and neck is challenging both clinically and dermoscopically, partly due to the…
