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Pregnant Women and Melanoma: American College of Surgeons Study Says Pregnancy is Not A Risk Factor [VIDEO]
While melanoma is the most common type of cancer, pregnant women are not more at risk of it. Melanoma, or skin cancer, is a scary disease that is aggressive in nature and has the ability to spread to other organs.
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