Abstract

Malignant melanoma has been considered a deadly disease for a long time; however, risk factors have been minimized due to substantial coverage in the literature, new technologies, and promising treatments. The diverse etiopathogenesis, which includes physical carcinogens, biomolecules, biological behavior, anatomic locations, and negligence, contribute to the complexity of the disease. Even with the advances, malignant melanoma is a challenge to physicians and the public. Incidence is increasing,...