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Athletes training outdoors require proper education on UV exposure

Research conducted in the department of dermatology and venereology at the Sisters of Charity Hospital in Zagreb, Croatia suggests athletes

A new understanding of why men are more prone to skin cancer

Men are genetically more prone to skin cancers such as melanoma, and now researchers may know why.

A single gene variation may determine if melanoma metastasizes

Inherited gene variations may dictate how cancers such as melanoma metastasize in an individual’s body, according to a new study.

Two antihistamines may improve melanoma survival

Senior author Dr. Håkan Olsson said: “Previous studies have shown that the same antihistamines have survival benefits in breast cancer. Now

CDA urges Canadians to reduce their risk for melanoma

As Canadians forced indoors to reduce the spread of Covid-19 will soon likely look to spend more time outside, the CDA is reminding everyone

Racial differences in time to treatment for melanoma

The study concluded the time from diagnosis to definitive surgery for melanoma was 23.4 days on average for Black patients compared to 11.7

Researchers: New AI algorithm could empower dermatologists

A new artificial intelligence-based algorithm intended to help diagnose a wider range of skin conditions than other currently available tech

U.S. sees greatest decline in cutaneous melanoma deaths

“Our findings show how quickly patients and physicians accepted these new drugs because they profoundly reduce deaths from melanoma,” said c

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