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No malignant transformation of oral nevi has yet been reported, and no evidence points to an increased risk of oral melanoma in affected subjects [24]
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When administered by a certified dermatologist in appropriate doses, it is highly safe, though a prior medical screening is necessary
however, this phenomenon is blunted in in the diabetic state (Figure 1)
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