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June 21, 2018
 
Pediatric Dermatology
 
Melanoma subtypes differ in children and teens
Pediatric melanomas are often misdiagnosed by physicians. Adolescents have a more aggressive disease course than children and are treated with adult protocols leading to chronic morbidity.
 
Study confirms oral propranolol safety for infantile hemangioma
Oral propranolol may be safe for infants with uncomplicated hemangiomas, but for those with underlying health conditions, it may not always be the treatment of choice.
 

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