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Article

April 1, 2004

Impact of intensive skin cancer education on preventive behavior is disappointing

Washington - Results of a randomized clinical trial show that intensive educational intervention has a benefit for improving skin cancer prevention behavior among organ-transplant recipients when compared with standard educational efforts, but its impact is still suboptimal, reported Holly E. Clowers-Webb, M.D., at the annual meeting of the American Association of Dermatology.

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