Age-Related Changes in Skin May Contribute to Melanoma Metastases

Los cambios en la piel relacionados con la edad pueden contribuir a las metástasis del melanoma

Los cambios relacionados con la edad que hacen que la piel se endurezca y se vuelva menos elástica también pueden contribuir a tasas más altas de cáncer de piel metastásico en personas mayores, según una investigación realizada por investigadores del Centro Oncológico Johns Hopkins Kimmel.

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