Do trends in melanoma epidemiology suggest three different types of melanoma?
Temporal trends suggest the existence of three unrelated types of melanoma: type I, thick melanomas, with stable incidence; type II, thin melanoma with a steady and important increase in incidence, mainly located on the trunk; and type III, melanoma with a slower increase in incidence, mainly located on the head and neck region.
In a cohort of older HF residents receiving ACE inhibitors in nursing homes, we found that treatment with aspirin did not appear to affect outcomes negatively.