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Although skin cancer is rare in children, there are times when your child’s moles should be checked by a board-certified dermatologist: Moles…
As summer calls millions to spend more time outdoors under the sun’s rays, skin protection becomes vital. AccuWeather spoke to several experts…
The National Council Declares the Friday before Memorial Day, as “Don’t Fry Day” To Encourage Sun Safety Awareness To help reduce rising…
When you check your skin for suspicious moles, you probably look at your arms, chest, stomach, back, and legs. But melanoma, the…
Sunburns can be bad enough on their own, but getting a sunburn on your eyes is a whole new level of pain…
A group of researchers are working to determine whether more of these melanomas would be detected, and diagnosed earlier, if hairdressers were…
Dr. Adi Diab waded through flood waters in Texas to treat his cancer patient It was Monday morning, time to infuse his…
Think you need to lie out to boost vitamin D levels? That it’s safe to tan as long as you wear sunscreen? That…
Your baby’s skin: soft, sweet-smelling, vulnerable. You notice that when you’re diapering: irritation develops easily; a soothing cream clears it up like…
Patients with ocular melanoma, a type of melanoma that develops in the eye, have a potentially new and groundbreaking treatment option being…
