The cover for the audiobook Understanding melanoma: surgery to remove a melanoma. The cover includes a photo of two people standing and talking to one another. The cover also includes the title of the audiobook, the Macmillan logo and an icon with Listen Online on it.

Understanding melanoma: surgery to remove a melanoma

Audiobook
Published: 01 Nov 2022
Next review: 01 Nov 2025
Edition: 4
The cover for the audiobook Understanding melanoma: surgery to remove a melanoma. The cover includes a photo of two people standing and talking to one another. The cover also includes the title of the audiobook, the Macmillan logo and an icon with Listen Online on it.
This audiobook talks has information about having a mole removed and surgery to remove a melanoma. There is information about different types of melanoma, melanoma symptoms and risk factors, how melanoma is diagnosed and treated, and coping with treatment effects and emotions.
Published: 01 Nov 2022
Next review: 01 Nov 2025
Edition: 4
This audiobook talks has information about having a mole removed and surgery to remove a melanoma. There is information about different types of melanoma, melanoma symptoms and risk factors, how melanoma is diagnosed and treated, and coping with treatment effects and emotions.

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