The worldwide incidence of melanoma has increased rapidly over the last 50 years.
Melanoma is the most common cancer found in the young adult population, and its …

Simple Summary Melanoma constitutes a major public health risk, with the rates of
diagnosis increasing on a yearly basis. Monitoring for risk factors and preventing dangerous …

Previous observational studies have indicated an association between hair color and the
risk of melanoma and keratinocyte skin cancer (KSC); however, different hair colors show …

Objective To describe the development of a new position statement regarding balancing the
risks and benefits of sun exposure for Australian adults. Methods We conducted a Sun …

Importance An increasing number of people develop more than 1 primary melanoma, yet to
date, no population-based prospective cohort studies have reported on risk factors for …

Melanoma is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in the Western world: third in
Australia, fifth in the USA and sixth in the European Union. Predicting an individual's …

Background Cutaneous melanoma incidence varies consistently across body sites between
men and women, but the underlying causes of these differences remain unclear. To date, no …

Background Patients with primary cutaneous melanoma are at increased risk for subsequent
new primary melanomas. Indoor tanning is a recognized risk factor for melanoma. This study …

Objectives Occupational exposure to cosmic and ultraviolet radiation may increase airline
pilots' risk of cutaneous melanoma. Meta-analyses of available data show a higher than …

Background The incidence of cutaneous melanoma has risen faster than almost any other
type of cancer in the last 50 years. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation and genetic susceptibility are …