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.