Design and implementation of a high school curriculum campaign for the detection and prevention of melanoma

Orfaly, Victoria; Calco, N.; Santucci, N.M.; Turina, C.; Reese, A.; Roscher, A.; Ryan, M.; Sawka, E.; Benedetti, G.; Kostur, N.; Thaler, E.; Urbanowicz, E.; Stoos, E.

doi:10.6083/wp988k46t

Orfaly, Victoria; Calco, N.; Santucci, N.M.; Turina, C.; Reese, A.; Roscher, A.; Ryan, M.; Sawka, E.; Benedetti, G.; Kostur, N.; Thaler, E.; Urbanowicz, E.; Stoos, E.

2020

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Abstract

Oregon has one of the highest incidence rates of melanoma in the country. Despite the preventable nature of melanoma, there is no formal statewide, high school-based educational curriculum to teach high school students about the disease. Early intervention may be key to detecting and reducing melanoma.

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Design and implementation of a high school curriculum campaign for the detection and prevention of melanoma

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Orfaly, Victoria : Oregon Health and Science University
Calco, N. : Oregon Health and Science University
Santucci, N.M. : Oregon Health and Science University
Turina, C. : Oregon Health and Science University
Reese, A. : Oregon Health and Science University
Roscher, A. : Oregon Health and Science University
Ryan, M. : Oregon Health and Science University
Sawka, E. : Oregon Health and Science University
Benedetti, G. : Oregon Health and Science University
Kostur, N. : Oregon Health and Science University
Thaler, E. : Oregon Health and Science University
Urbanowicz, E. : Oregon Health and Science University
Stoos, E. : Oregon Health and Science University

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Research Week, Oregon Health and Science University, 2020

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Oregon Health and Science University

Date

2020

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