What Does a Grey and Yellow Mole Mean ? Should You Worry ?
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Has your mole always been grey and yellow?
Or has it always been kind of grey, and now it has a dull yellow area?
What’s alarming about this is if you know that parts of a melanoma can be yellowish. (more…)
Longitudinal Melanonychia vs. Subungual Melanoma
Subungual melanoma is a type of longitudinal melanonychia, but what are the tipoffs that longitudinal melanonychia is malignant vs. benign?
A brown or black band, stripe, streak or line in a nail is a very common occurrence in men and women of all ages and races. (more…)
What Is a Micro-Hutchinson’s Sign?
Blue arrows point to Hutchinson’s sign from melanoma shown under magnification. Copyright ©2018 Bhat et al
If you know what a Hutchinson’s sign is, perhaps you’re wondering just what is a micro-Hutchinson’s sign and how predictive it is of death by melanoma. (more…)
Can a Normal Mole Look Like a Melanoma?
It’s pretty scary to know that a perfectly normal mole can look like a melanoma, and even more unnerving is that a melanoma may pass as a benign mole. (more…)
Nodular Melanoma: What You Should Know About this Killer
Nodular melanoma is a particularly lethal form of cancer that disregards the ABCDE guidelines that are so publicized about melanoma.
Delayed diagnosis is more common with nodular melanoma than with the more common superficial spreading type. (more…)
Is a Mole Normal if It’s Brown and Grey or Can It Be Melanoma?
A normal mole is supposed to be one color, or at least, two shades of a color.
But brown and grey are two completely different colors. Is this melanoma? (more…)
9 Common Pediatric Dental Procedures Parents Need to Know
Kids’ dental care or pediatric dental care comes with its own set of unique challenges due to several factors such as age, diet and oral hygiene.
Hutchinson’s Sign vs. Pseudo-Hutchinson’s Sign
Are there features about melanoma’s Hutchinson’s sign that are different than those found in pseudo-Hutchinson’s sign – which has causes other than melanoma?
What Cancer Other than Melanoma Can Affect a Nail?
Subungual melanoma is a cancer affecting a fingernail or toenail and often has a poor prognosis.
However, melanoma isn’t the only cancer that can affect a nail. (more…)
Can Pin Size Red Dots on the Skin Be Caused by MS?
There are many causes for red dots and spots on the skin.
If you have health anxiety, multiple sclerosis may be the first thing that comes to your mind as to the possible cause of newly-noticed red dots on your skin. (more…)
