Non-melanoma skin cancer now surpasses melanoma in global fatalities, reveals a new study from EADV Congress 2023. Dive into the insights, risks, and implications
Charles SLBG Foundation Skin Cancer Screening Report
This study shows the impact of free skin cancer screening program on early detection and treatment of skin cancer. Find out more about this lifesaving initiative
Sunburns: It’s time to get real
Parents use sunscreen on their kids, but may expect the occasional burn. We need to talk about the dangers of sunburns: it’s time to get real.
Importance of Dermoscopy for Skin Cancer Screening
Dermoscopy for skin cancer screening is now an important tool when you combine technology. This is called teledermoscopy, teldermatology together with a dermatoscope for faster detection of skin cancer, which can save biopsies and lives.
Can you spot the cancerous mole?
Moles are extremely common. Some people are born with them and others can develop moles later in life due to hormonal changes like puberty or pregnancy. Unfortunately, new moles are often overlooked, and ones that you’ve had your whole life can change without you realizing it. And change is a major indicator of skin cancer.
Skin Cancer Prevention for All
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation one in five Americans will develop skin cancer at some point in their life. In fact, skin cancer is the most prevalent form of cancer, beating breast, prostate, lung and colon cancer cases per year.
Hyperpigmentation : Causes, Types and Treatments
Hyperpigmentation, as the name suggests, is the darkening of the skin caused by the overproduction of melanin. The overproduction of melanin occurs when there is damage to the skin. Sun exposure, pregnancy, acne, and skin lesions all cause the skin to produce a higher concentration of melanin, and thus create darker spots on the skin.