Two in three Australians will have a skin cancer in their lifetime, nearly all of them basal cell carcinomas (BCC), squamous cell carcinomas (SCC) or melanomas. If the spot removed was more like a sore or lump than a mole, it’s likely your doctor is talking about basal or squamous cell carcinoma, also called keratinocyte […]
While skin cancer affects nearly 1 in 5 Americans, it can be treated if found early. To help fight this disease, here’s a look at the most common types of cancer, including their signs and symptoms.
The number one way to protect yourself from skin cancer is to stay out of UV radiation from sunlight. This includes both during the summer and winter and even on cloudy days. But not every type of skin cancer is completely preventable and it’s important to know all the places it can pop up on your skin. Keep reading to learn more about the unusual places you can get skin cancer.
When it comes to increasing your risk of skin cancer there are the obvious culprits: sunbathing minus the sunscreen and an addiction to the tanning bed. However, it may come as a surprise that there are several other factors that can increase your risk of skin cancer.
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There is no magical cure for skin cancer. Food alone will not stop its growth but it can support your immune system and help your body do what it was meant to do, be healthy.
In addition to wearing sunscreen, we should all be doing regular skin checks for dangerous or suspicious moles. Here are some common warning signs to look for.
Nearly half of Americans who live to the age of 65 will have non-melanoma skin cancer at some point in their life, so let’s educate ourselves on the signs and symptoms to look for.
As innocent as it might seem, sun poisoning can be very dangerous, but it’s often left untreated. In order to treat sun poisoning, follow these 12 steps.
When you think of skin cancer, you probably picture telltale lesions on the skin of a patient (which aren’t always cancerous, by the way). However, those with skin cancer may experience a host of other health problems that might not be obvious to them or a medical professional without an exam. Cancer is cancer – […]
Citrus fruit is packed with vitamin C, which is why it’s been a go-to health snack for generations. But a new study is drawing links between the consumption of citrus fruits like oranges, limes, and lemons, and skin cancer. The study, which was led by Dr. Abrar Qureshi of the Warren Alpert Medical School at […]