Melanoma
Melanoma of the skin is a widespread cancer but the survival rates are fortunately quite positive as 1.3 million survivors are in the records of the US health department each year due to the effective chemotherapy treatment. women get early diagnosis of melanoma at a younger age in comparison to the men as women get their melanoma diagnosis at 60 years while men get melanoma diagnosis at 66 years of age. The difference between both sexes about melanoma diagnosis is the reflection of differences like recreational exposure to radiation, health care interactions, and time in ultraviolet radiation. Almost half of the melanoma patients cure from cancer due to appropriate receiving of chemotherapy at a younger age of 65 years. There are surgical procedures available too to remove the surrounding tissue and tumor for non-metastatic melanoma. Patients having stage 3 melanoma typically go through the surgical removal of surrounding lymph nodes and again receive chemotherapy to avoid the remission of cancer. Several chemotherapy drugs administering at an early age improves the survival rate of melanoma patients to almost 88%.