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A NKY Woman Fighting Cancer Was Denied Coverage for Life-Saving Treatment. Then, Her Doctor Stepped In.

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A Northern Kentucky professional boxer recently faced her toughest opponent outside the ring an aggressive form of melanoma. Thanks to her medical team's advocacy, she received a life-saving treatment that might otherwise have been out of reach.Camille Casson Embry, 51, noticed moles on her arm and decided to get them checked."I went to the doctor. Came back three days later 'You have cancer.' So he checked them all again 'You have an aggressive…

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A NKY woman fighting cancer was denied coverage for life-saving treatment. Then, her doctor stepped in.

A Northern Kentucky professional boxer recently faced her toughest opponent outside the ring an aggressive form of melanoma. Thanks to her medical team's advocacy, she received a life-saving treatment that might otherwise have been out of reach.Camille Casson Embry, 51, noticed moles on her arm and decided to get them checked."I went to the doctor. Came back three days later 'You have cancer.' So he checked them all again 'You have an aggressive…

·Cincinnati, United States
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Too Few Patients See a Doctor in Time to Avoid the Spread of Melanoma

Prevention and early diagnosis are crucial for the outcome of patients diagnosed with melanoma, also known as mole cancer. In several places in the country, the disease should have been detected even earlier.

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Mitotic Rate, Lymphovascular Invasion Among Risk Factors for Relapse in Melanoma

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