New Melanoma Research from Medical University of Lublin Discussed (Treatment of malignant melanoma - a review of the literature)

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2021 SEP 17(NewsRx)-Bya News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Disease Prevention Daily-Investigators publish new report on melanoma. According to news reporting from Medical University of Lublin by NewsRx journalists, research stated, "Melanoma is caused by genetic mutations in melanocytes, pigment-producing cells found in the skin, eye, inner ear, and soft meninges. Sun exposure, atypical nevi, previous history of melanoma, and the presence of multiple ( 40) common nevi were found to be associated with an increased risk of melanoma detection (OR: 1." The news editors obtained a quote from the research from Medical University of Lublin: "3; 95% Cl: 1. 1-1. 6). Its prevalence is highest among light-skinned populations and in regions of lower latitudes. Significance of family history of melanoma and presence of congenital nevi were excluded. For localized primary melanoma, the dominant prognostic factors for survival are lesion thickness, ulceration, and lymph node involvement Understanding the pathogenesis of melanoma has been crucial in developing new therapeutic approaches. The characterization of oncogenic signaling pathways and interactions has made it possible to identify new targets for clinically effective therapies, such as pathway inhibitors and antibodies to immune checkpoints or the use of phototherapy."