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Dermatologist using magnifying tool to look at spot on person's back
December 11, 2024/Cancer Care & Prevention

What To Know About Recurrent Melanoma

The likelihood of melanoma returning varies by stage, but you can take steps to help prevent recurrence by wearing sunscreen and monitoring your moles

A person's back, covered in moles and freckles, with their hand reaching over their shoulder
July 22, 2024/Skin Care & Beauty

What To Expect During a Full-Body Skin Cancer Screening

During an annual exam, your provider will check for any moles or spots that have changed in size, color or shape

Gloved hands of healthcare provider examining moles on a back
March 14, 2024/Skin Care & Beauty

Is That Mole Cancerous?

The size, shape and color of moles may offer clues that point to melanoma

Female with red hair, freckles and light-colored eyes outside in the sun
December 22, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Some Skin Cancers Can Be Genetic

Family history matters for melanoma, but the connection isn’t as strong for other skin cancers

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Person lying on their back on a tanning bed.
October 10, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Are Tanning Beds Safe?

The simple, straightforward and hard-lined answer is no

people of color and sunscreen
July 11, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Why Sunscreen Is an Important Tool for People of Color

Having darker skin tones doesn’t automatically offer protection from the sun

Aerial view of ocean with beach umbrellas and people swimming.
April 6, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Will a Beach Umbrella Protect You From the Sun?

Research shows that umbrella shade is less effective than sunscreen for preventing sunburn

Dermatologist checking patient's arm.
January 5, 2023/Cancer Care & Prevention

Can Skin Cancer Make You Itch?

In some cases, itchiness can be a symptom of skin cancer

Hiker wearing hat applies sunscreen to face.
November 4, 2022/Cancer Care & Prevention

Best Strategies To Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer

Wear UPF clothing, apply sunscreen and try self-tanners instead of tanning beds

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