• Malignant Melanoma(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Melanoma (PDQ): Treatment(National Cancer Institute)

  Also available in Spanish

• New Research on Genetic Changes in Melanomas and Teens' Use of Indoor Tanning Could Lead to Better Prevention and Treatment Strategies(07/30/2008, American Academy of Dermatology)
• Protein Gives Doctors New Tool to Detect Melanoma(07/23/2008, HealthDay)
• Melanoma Drug Boosts Recurrence-Free Survival(07/11/2008, HealthDay)
• Melanoma Rates Soar Among Younger Women(07/10/2008, HealthDay)

• Atypical Moles: How to Recognize(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Biopsy: What to Expect(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Detection of Suspicious Lesion Improves with Family's Help(American Academy of Dermatology)
• How Is Melanoma Diagnosed?(American Cancer Society)
• Lymphoscintigraphy(American College of Radiology, Radiological Society of North America)

  Also available in Spanish

• Melanoma(College of American Pathologists) - Links to PDF
• Skin Examinations(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Staging: The First Step in Treating Skin Cancer(American Academy of Dermatology)

• Intraocular (Eye) Melanoma (PDQ): Treatment(National Cancer Institute)

  Also available in Spanish

• Treating Melanoma(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Treatment of Melanoma by Stage(American Cancer Society)

• Body Mole Map(American Academy of Dermatology) - Links to PDF
• Can Melanoma Be Prevented?(American Cancer Society)
• Facts about Sunscreens(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Who Is Most at Risk for Melanoma?(American Academy of Dermatology)

• How to Cope with a Melanoma Diagnosis(Melanoma International Foundation)

• Eye Melanoma(Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research)
• Four Types of Melanoma(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Hidden Melanomas(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Malignant Melanoma of the Foot(American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons)

  Also available in Spanish

• Melanoma: How It Returns, Where It Spreads(American Academy of Dermatology)
• What Happens after Treatment for Melanoma?(American Cancer Society)
• What You Need to Know about Moles and Dysplastic Nevi(National Cancer Institute)
• When to See a Dermatologist(American Academy of Dermatology)

• Melanoma(Logical Images)
• Melanoma: What It Looks Like(American Academy of Dermatology)

• Melanoma Cancer Risk Questionnaire(Harvard Center for Cancer Prevention)

  Also available in Spanish

• Melanoma(Patient Education Institute) - Requires Flash Player

  Also available in Spanish

• ClinicalTrials.gov: Melanoma(National Institutes of Health)
• ClinicalTrials.gov: Intraocular (Eye) Melanoma(National Institutes of Health)

• Genetics of Melanoma(American Society of Clinical Oncology)
• Melanoma Can Run in Families(American Academy of Dermatology)

• Do We Know What Causes Melanoma?(American Cancer Society)
• New Study Identifies Five Risk Factors Linked to Melanoma Detection(American Academy of Dermatology)
• What's New in Melanoma Research?(American Cancer Society)

References and abstracts from MEDLINE/PubMed (National Library of Medicine)

• Article: Defining lower limb lymphedema after inguinal or ilio-inguinal dissection in...
• Article: Is sun exposure a major cause of melanoma? No.
• Article: Is sun exposure a major cause of melanoma? Yes.
• Melanoma -- see more articles

• Dictionary of Cancer Terms(National Cancer Institute)
• Glossary(American Academy of Dermatology)

• Find a Dermatologist(American Academy of Dermatology)

• American Academy of Dermatology
• American Cancer Society
• Melanoma International Foundation
• National Cancer Institute

• 2008 Melanoma Fact Sheet(American Academy of Dermatology)
• Cancer Stat Facts: Melanoma of the Skin(National Cancer Institute)
• What Are the Key Statistics about Melanoma?(American Cancer Society)

• Melanoma(Nemours Foundation)