Deadly Skin Cancer

In the case of Michelle Davis, a seemingly harmless pimple on the nose turned out to be a sign of deadly cancer.

Melanoma could also develop from exposure to tanning beds and lamps. Therefore, the best way to reduce the risk of melanoma is limiting exposure to ultraviolet radiation as much as possible.

Sunbeds which are used in indoor tanning sessions, may increase put people at a higher risk of melanoma. A new study warns that melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer. In the last decade, melanoma has the strongest increase in incidence and the incidence rates have in fact never been as high as in 2014.

Scientists have discovered a new compound that shows promise for treating deadly skin cancers like melanoma that are resistant or unresponsive to leading therapies today.

An Indian-origin researcher in the US has won a grant of USD 150,000 to study a gene mutation linked to a type of deadly skin cancer which has no effective treatment till date.

Stop sunbathing and using indoor tanning beds, the acting US surgeon general warned in a report released on Tuesday that cites an alarming 200 percent jump in deadly melanoma cases since 1973.

In the case of Michelle Davis, a seemingly harmless pimple on the nose turned out to be a sign of deadly cancer.

Melanoma could also develop from exposure to tanning beds and lamps. Therefore, the best way to reduce the risk of melanoma is limiting exposure to ultraviolet radiation as much as possible.

Sunbeds which are used in indoor tanning sessions, may increase put people at a higher risk of melanoma. A new study warns that melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer. In the last decade, melanoma has the strongest increase in incidence and the incidence rates have in fact never been as high as in 2014.

Scientists have discovered a new compound that shows promise for treating deadly skin cancers like melanoma that are resistant or unresponsive to leading therapies today.

An Indian-origin researcher in the US has won a grant of USD 150,000 to study a gene mutation linked to a type of deadly skin cancer which has no effective treatment till date.

Stop sunbathing and using indoor tanning beds, the acting US surgeon general warned in a report released on Tuesday that cites an alarming 200 percent jump in deadly melanoma cases since 1973.