Melanoma, the most deadly form of skin cancer, can occur anywhere on the body: http://t.co/LwMTndIYO6 pic.twitter.com/1lwB8fT7ea
— National Cancer Inst (@theNCI) August 1, 2014
In men, melanoma is often found on the trunk (the area from the shoulders to the hips) or the head and neck. In women, melanoma forms most often on the arms and legs. Melanoma is most common in adults, but it is sometimes found in children and adolescents. (See the PDQ summary on Unusual Cancers of Childhood for more information on melanoma in children and adolescents.)