THE CRITICAL ROLE OF DETECTION IN EFFECTIVE MELANOMA TREATMENT

The global incidence of skin cancer is continuously rising, particularly among the white population. Uncontrolled UV radiation exposure, combined with genetic factors, leads to various health risks, including wrinkles, pigment changes, and malignancies. This paper aims to highlight the increasing trend of skin melanoma and emphasize the necessity for ongoing education and preventive measures to detect potential changes early. Early diagnosis and disease assessment are crucial for successful treatment. High mortality rates are associated with late detection of malignant melanoma, making the development of new, more efficient detection methods essential. Additionally, efforts must be made to develop minimally invasive, safe, and effective therapies with fewer side effects. Lack of timely information for the population and the absence of continuous, targeted education for health personnel are significant factors contributing to the advanced-stage recognition and diagnosis of these diseases.