edited by Ulrik Ringborg
Skin Cancer Prevention provides a detailed overview of the three most common forms of skin cancer-basal cell, squamous cell, and melanoma-and authoritatively guides readers through current research related to the epidemiology, primary and secondary prevention, and identification of the many forms of the disease.
Features:
- Offers five comprehensive sections that cover basic research, epidemiology, primary prevention, secondary prevention, and communication techniques
- Responds to the increasing frequency of skin cancer around the world by covering the most recent prevention strategies and public health programs to prevent disease
- Collects the most recent studies on the identification of risk factors for disease, and methods for early-stage disease detection
- Emphasizes the importance of international standards in the histopathology of skin cancer
- Bridges developments in translational research, epidemiology, and molecular biology to determine effective methods of disease prevention
Contents
Basic Research
- Beneficial Effects of Moderate Exposure to Sunlight
- Etiology of Non-Melanocytic Skin Cancer
- Etiology of Malignant Melanoma
- Photobiology of Photocarcinogenesis
- Role of NER in Photocarcinogenesis
- Role of Immunomodulation in Skin Cancer
- Role of Epidermal Stem Cells in Skin Cancer Development
- UV Damage of the Eye
Histophathology
- Histopathology Standards in Skin Cancer
Epidemiology
- Epidemiology of Non-Melanocytic Skin Cancer
- Epidemiology of Malignant Melanoma
- Molecular Epidemiology of Skin Cancer
Primary Prevention
- The Aims of Primary Prevention of Skin Cancer
- Physical Protection. Use of Sunscreens
- Solaria
- The Periods-of-Life Program
- Behavioral Aspects of Primary Prevention and Early Detection
Secondary Prevention
- Risk Groups for Early Detection of Skin Cancer
- Skin Cancer Registration
- Surveillence of Worldwide Early Detection and Screening Campaigns of Skin Cancer
Communication Strategies
- Risk Communication
- What Can We Learn from Public Relations
- WHO-Sunprotection at School
- Use of UV-Index
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