An Anthropometric Study of Total Body Nevus Counts, Height, Sex, and Age Differences

Our study showed lower nevus counts in older individuals and that the age-related lower nevus counts were more pronounced in those who are taller, suggesting possible underlying common drivers for height and age-related nevi involution mechanisms.

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International Journal of Dermatology
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2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ijd.17937
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Cutaneous Melanoma Detection and Management
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Abstract

Our study showed lower nevus counts in older individuals and that the age-related lower nevus counts were more pronounced in those who are taller, suggesting possible underlying common drivers for height and age-related nevi involution mechanisms.

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