New research indicates that other skin tumors, not only melanoma, at a youthful age may prompt different sorts of malignancy, so self examinations of one's skin are essential. The non-melanoma skin diseases are basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Non-melanoma skin tumor prompts a more terrific danger of melanoma and different malignancies. People who have had non-melanoma skin disease under the age of 25 are at an expanded danger.

On Friday another study was distributed online in the diary Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers, and Prevention that shows the expanded danger of malignancy for a person who has been diagnosed with non-melanoma skin tumor, particularly for those diagnosed when they are under 25 years of age. People who have had non-melanoma skin malignancy after the age of 25 are 1.36 times less averse to later create an alternate sort of disease, including melanoma, and in addition bone and salivary organ diseases.

The danger builds definitely for those diagnosed under the age of 25. The individuals who have been diagnosed with non-melanoma skin disease before they turn 25 years of age are 23 times less averse to create different malignancies. This study is significant; it will change considering the growth screenings. Knowing that people who have had non-melanoma skin growth, particularly those more youthful than 25, have an expanded danger of different diseases and will prompt better tumor screening.