Skin cancer
According to the World Health Organisation both non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers have been increasing over the past decades; we are now facing an epidemic of these conditions. How did we get to this stage? Various initiatives including the ABCDE of melanoma have been developed by prestigious institutions to improve awareness and diagnosis but there is still no improvement in the prevalence of melanoma. Why is prevention apparently not effective and how hopeful does the future look? In this section we are aiming to provide a skin cancer focus in our daily bibliography coverage.
Real-time high-resolution millimeter-wave imaging for in-vivo #skincancer diagnosis. Can be used to distinguish b/w…
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RT @AIMatMelanoma: People of all colors, including those with brown and black skin, can develop #melanoma. Even if you never sunburn, you c…
RT @MRodriguesMD: Haven’t #tweeted in a while. But this is something to share. Proud of my Aussie colleagues in Queensland. #melanoma #derm…
RT @BJDEditor: What are the barriers and facilitators to uptake of #skincancer screening apps by the general population?https://t.co/KEQQrQ…
RT @Facultyopinions: Measuring more #melanoma: We look back at Gerardo Ferrara’s recommendation of @AdeAdamson and @BenMazer work in @NEJM…
RT @k_sidra: So wonderful to hear from @StandingVoice team at the @HealthySkin4All Global Health Derm day. They run the largest #skincancer…
Perceptions of the use of Artificial Intelligence in the diagnosis of #skincancer onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111… via…
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RT @ducrest: @BrJDermatol Thanks for this important #mHealth and #skincancer article
and this commentary
New technology use needs patient i…
RT @MelanomaReAlli: After being diagnosed with Stage III #melanoma at 21 years old, Jacqueline wanted to increase awareness and enrollment…