Study 7 of 15Melanotan II literatureeuropepmc · Case report2026
Five primary melanomas in situ in a patient with recent tanning bed use, melanotan exposure, and anabolic hormone use.
This case report highlights a potential link between melanotan exposure and the development of primary melanomas in a patient with additional risk factors.
Where it sits
this study against the rest of the melanotan ii corpus5
Preclinical
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Observational · this one
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Open-label
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Randomised
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Reviews
Summary and findings
This paper reports on five primary melanomas in situ in a patient with a history of tanning bed use, melanotan exposure, and anabolic hormone use. The study highlights the potential associations between these factors and the development of melanoma. No therapeutic claims are made regarding melanotan exposure.
How much of this paper we could read: full text read (0.70). We had a clear abstract, so the summary below closely tracks the paper. What this means →
Not reported in abstract.n=12026
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