The campaign aims to encourage people to look out for the signs of acral melanoma, which is the most common form of skin cancer in black and brown skin. Mark Rawden, CEO of Melanoma UK ...

Black patients may be more affected by certain side effects ... [racial] minorities had different side effects when they had ...

In fact, people with darker skin tones are more likely to have their skin cancer diagnosed at later stages, according to the ...

The organisation reports that melanoma skin cancers are less common in Asian and black people than in white people. But Dr Ophelia Dadzie of the British Association of Dermatologists says that ...

When people receive a melanoma diagnosis in the early stages ... the tumors tend to be brown or black. Some melanomas don’t make melanin, so those tumors can be tan, pink, or white.

And these skin cancers are less likely to be fatal than malignant melanoma, which can be anywhere, but they do occur on areas where people have ... If there's blue or black or red.

The five-year survival rate for people whose melanoma has not spread is expected to be 98 percent ... Common moles are usually a single shade of brown or black. Early melanomas are often varied shades ...