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Skin Cancer: Moles and Tumors: Moels on back, can they turn into skin cancer?


                                         
Asked by Unregistered on Sun 23, Mar 2008 04:32pm :

I've had several moles on my back for years now. I have wanted to know whether they can turn into skin cancer or are they going to stay moles for life. If hair grows out of it does that mean that they are non cancerous? Thanks, Max


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