Racial Disparities Persist in Melanoma Outcomes, Early Detection Key For Black Men

Black men have lower melanoma survival rates and higher mortality than white men.
Late diagnosis contributes to more advanced, deadly melanoma in Black men.
Melanoma in Black men often occurs in atypical locations like feet, nails.
Increasing public awareness and early screening is critical to improving outcomes.
Black men should monitor skin for changes and unusual growths, and seek prompt medical care.