The Importance of Population-Based Estimates of Melanocytic Pathology

Katy Bell; Anne Ε. Cust; Richard A Scolyer

doi:10.1001/jamadermatol.2017.4061

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Editorial piece on a novel and innovative approach to estimating the prevalence of different types of melanocytic lesions in all adults undergoing skin biopsies in a population described by Lott et al.

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