Melanoma, The Color-Blind KillerI am fair-skinned. I have known for decades that I am especially susceptible to skin damage and disease from exposure to the...reactionscomments
Thankful for Nurses at the DermatologistMy dermatologists are great--truly they are. Standing behind them, though, quite literally, are the people who have the last word with me...reactionscomments
Changing the Way We Communicate!Many years ago if you were ill you visited your GP or doctor as the first point of call. Now the tables...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer and Your DietCan what you eat help prevent skin cancer? Mounting evidence says that when it comes to your skin and cancer, the old...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer Community on InstagramDid you know that you can find the SkinCancer.net community on Instagram? We're excited to continue sharing the same great information and...reactionscomments
How Do Liquid Biopsies Work?Liquid biopsies are an exciting testing tool for skin cancer. This simple blood test can identify the genetic makeup of tumors and...reactionscomments
"Fall"ing into Sun Protection: #SPF365Temperatures are dropping, leaves are falling, and we have begun our annual closet dig for sweaters, long-sleeved shirts, and boots. Some of...reactionscomments
Advocating and EducatingAwareness can mean different things to different people. When it comes to skin cancer, awareness can refer to a connection with someone...reactionscomments
The Benefits of Physical Rehabilitation of a Person with Cancer, Part IHearing the dreaded diagnosis of cancer is something no one wishes to hear. Many questions come along with it… What kind? How...reactionscomments
Pack Your Parasol!While communicating with one of our community members, my response included a rhetorical question about bringing back the parasol as a fashion...reactionscomments
College Students and Tanning“You look great. You’re so tan!” Ah...the college years in the 1980’s in Southern California, full of fraternity parties, dinner dates, movies...reactionscomments
Cumulative Sun Exposure"But, I only tan once in a while." "I haven't burned in years." "It really is not a bad burn." "I need...reactionscomments
Non-Melanoma RecurrenceEven after successful treatment, an individual’s battle with skin cancer may not be over. Once an individual has been diagnosed and treated...reactionscomments
Vitamin D Deficiency, Fish, and the SunIt began with twitching in my hands, then in my calves. Then, I felt the same sensation in my eyelids. At times...reactionscomments
Are People with Atopic Dermatitis at Higher Risk for Developing Skin Cancer?Atopic Dermatitis—also called atopic eczema—is a chronic, more severe form of eczema, which is a common skin condition. Both are characterized by...reactionscomments
You're So VainYou're so vain You probably think this song is about you You're so vain, I'll bet you think this song is about...reactionscomments
The Farmer's TanOne by one I noticed it. My wife’s family and their friends are farmers from Mississippi. I began to notice it every...reactionscomments
The Importance of Vitamin D and Safe Ways to Get ItVitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that can be produced in the body when the skin is exposed to sunlight. There are...reactionscomments
Top SunscreensWith skin cancer being the most common cancer in the United States, you're probably wondering what the best way to protect yourself...reactionscomments
Skin Cancer and Other Health ConditionsDealing with skin cancer and its treatment can be significant, and for many people who are diagnosed with skin cancer, it’s not...reactionscomments
