A new understanding of why men are more prone to skin cancer
Men are genetically more prone to skin cancers such as melanoma, and now researchers may know why.
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By John Evans
Feb 14, 20202 min read
Differences in skin cancer rates by sexual orientation identified
Rates of skin cancer were 8.1% among homosexual men and 8.4% among bisexual men, statistically higher than the rate of 6.7% among heterosexu
By John Evans
Sep 13, 20193 min read
Unsuccessful cancer medication candidate may be a disease-modifying treatment for scleroderma
“We came into this rather accidentally, but are very pleased to find that the human TRAIL protein analog we developed could potentially be a
by Cory Perla
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Women pay more for OTC facial moisturizers than men according to new study
Women pay more than men for the same facial moisturizer products according to a new study published online ahead of print in the in the Jour
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