Skin Cancer

Melanoma in Black men

Melanoma is more likely to kill Black men than others, research finds

To prevent skin cancer, free sunscreen is available at 46 Pennsylvania state parks this summer

Sunscreen State Parks

Does UV light from nail dryers increase the risk of skin cancer? Scientists aren't yet sure

Gel manicures and cancer risk

Jill Biden undergoes Mohs surgery to remove a skin lesion; here's what it entails

The mRNA technology used in COVID-19 shots may soon help treat cancer

Teddi Mellencamp reveals she has melanoma; here's how to spot skin cancer

Breast implants may be linked to additional cancer types, FDA says

Cancer breast implants

Summer skin care requires more than just sunscreen, dermatologists say

Summer skincare

Johnson & Johnson recalls Neutrogena, Aveeno sunscreens due to carcinogen traces

Johnson & Johnson sunscreen recall

More Pennsylvania state parks offering free sunscreen to help prevent skin cancer this summer

Sunscreen

Heyday offering special during Skin Cancer Awareness Month

Heyday Rittenhouse

Some blood pressure medications linked to greater skin cancer risk, study finds

Sun safety to prevent skin cancer

Telemedicine can reduce wait times for highly-sought dermatology visits

Dermatologist Consult Telehealth

Don’t put off cancer screenings delayed by COVID-19 – early detection saves lives

Mammogram Breast Cancer

Can ultraviolet light be safely used to kill the coronavirus? Some are giving it a try

Free sunscreen available at some pools, beaches in Pennsylvania state parks

sunscreen dispenser state parks

As shutdowns end and weather warms, dermatologists stress sun safety

Sun safety tips

Scientists have yet to 'cure' cancer, but significant advancements have improved survival rates

Find a new mole? Here's what you should do next

Vitamin A may help reduce the risk of skin cancer

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Americans recognize dangers of skin cancer, but many don't apply sunscreen

Carroll - 2018 New Jersey Shore Guide

Pretty much everyone misses this important spot when applying sunscreen

One dose of skin cancer treatment can send melanoma patients into remission, Penn Medicine study finds

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FDA to update sunscreen regulations to improve safety and efficacy

Skin cancer is affecting men more than women globally, study suggests

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Jefferson Health researchers identify cause of skin cancer in Butterfly Syndrome patients

Stock_Carroll - Philadelphia University Jefferson

7 skin care tips for summer

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New Penn research could be hopeful discovery for melanoma patients

CHOP Children's Hospital

Mindful Mondays

The secrets to beautiful summer skin

Christie_Honigman_SkinCare

Melanoma surge in New Jersey likely tied to beach exposure

Indoor tanning rates dropping

Melanoma rates continue to rise, causing more deaths, higher health care costs

Skin Cancer

Most Americans still don’t use sunscreen

Sun Safety

Sun safety: Wearable band will tell you when it's time to reapply sunblock

Sun Exposure Technology

Skin cancer survivors share stories, offer warning in PSA

Skin Cancer

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