Yet Another Reason to Examine the Nails: Substantial Cancer-Related Worry and Anxiety in Patients with Melanonychia in a Survey-Based Study
Keywords:
Melanonychia, Nail, Pigmentation, Melanoma, Cancer-related worry, AnxietyReferences
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