Skin Cancer Recurrence – A Bigger Challenge Than Many RealizeAfter treatment, it can be worrisome that skin cancer may come back. That is called a recurrence. Skin cancer recurrence is very...reactions6comments
Community Views: Advice to Those Newly Diagnosed with Skin CancerBeing diagnosed with skin cancer can create a mix of different emotions; fear, anxiety, regret, loneliness, anger, and so many more. Advice...reactions4comments
Community Views: Advice To Someone Having Mohs SurgeryMohs surgery is far from an easy procedure. In this surgery, your Mohs surgeon will remove your skin cancer layer by layer...reactions19comments
Skin Care and Career ChoicesI have been obsessed with good skincare practices since 1988, which is the year of my melanoma diagnosis. I take sun protection...reactionscomments
Sunscreen Dispensers: Small Objects, Big ImpactOn a hot July afternoon, after a ferry ride with my family to beautiful Nantucket Island, I got off the boat in...reactions3comments
Social Distancing and UV Sun Exposure?I am introverted. I don’t mind being alone and reading or listening to music. It refreshes and energizes me when I need...reactionscomments
Building Healthy Habits for Life after MohsI’m no stranger to surgeries. I’m currently 6 weeks into recovery from a third surgery on my right arm. All three of...reactions1comment
Why Is Skin Cancer On the Rise?You might think that with all the knowledge out there about skin cancer that the rates are declining. Unfortunately, that’s not true...reactions1comment
How Does Radiation Treat Skin Cancers?Like the rest of your skin, skin cancers are made up of cells. The difference between the cells of healthy skin and...reactions5comments
At Farm Yoga, Doing my Part to Prevent Skin CancerRecently I wrote about going back to backyard yoga, and now I bring you farm yoga! But there's a twist - this...reactions1comment
COVID-19 Risks for People with CancerEditor’s Note: This article was first published on August 20, 2020. Further developments in what we know about the coronavirus are continuously...reactionscomments
Digital Health vs. Digital TherapeuticsTechnology is now a common way to deliver healthcare. Digital health products help prevent, diagnose, or manage chronic conditions. Devices range from...reactions1comment
Looking for the Positives After Finding a Suspicious AreaEvery six months, I have an appointment with my dermatologist for a full skin check. These appointments are typically in June and...reactions1comment
Community Member Spotlight: Linda CurtisEditor’s Note: This guest post was written by Linda Curtis, who shares her experience of being diagnosed with metastatic melanoma as a...reactions1comment
Common Skin Cancer Misconceptions, Finding Your BridgeI spent another long day photographing eagles and other wildlife at the bridge last weekend. It was really hot and humid and...reactionscomments
A History of Radiation in Skin Cancer TreatmentI am a radiation therapist working in a dermatology office treating non-melanoma skin cancers with superficial radiation therapy. This statement no longer...reactions3comments
Facts About Dysplastic Nevus Syndrome You Should KnowIf you're not familiar with dysplastic nevus syndrome, you're not alone. It's also known as atypical mole syndrome (AMS) and was first...reactions2comments
A Skin Cancer Too Large to be SeenWorking as a superficial radiation therapist treating skin cancers, I have encountered so many interesting patients. But a few unique individuals have...reactionscomments
Healing After Skin Cancer Surgery: My, How Things Have ChangedIn March of 2007, I had my first skin cancer excision--the first of many procedures to remove cancerous lesions. Almost fourteen years...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer Can Be DisfiguringFar too many people think that skin cancer is no big deal. After all, it’s "just" skin cancer, right? Those of us...reactions2comments
