July 2000
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Cancer
Despite the importance of early detection in preventing mortality from melanoma, little is known regarding how patients with the disease come to diagnosis.
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... Males tend to utilize primary care less than females do, allowing tumors time to grow and deepen [22,23]. Further, skin awareness, a known activity associated with the discovery of thinner melanoma lesions and a significant decrease in melanoma mortality [24], is more prevalent in females than males [25][26][27]. These health behaviors in males have thus been suggested to contribute to the prevalence of later-tumor-stage melanoma tumors in males. ...
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July 2000
Cancer