Sunscreen is vital during the peak summer months. But have you put it everywhere you need to? Jennifer Lucas is here to remind you of all the places you’ve probably missed.
Tag: skin cancer
Skin Cancer Screening: What to Expect During a Full-Body Skin Exam
Should you be having regular full-body skin exams to look for suspicious spots that could be skin cancer? A dermatologist explains.
Does Sun Protection Clothing Actually Work?
Sun protection clothing offers beachgoers and sun worshipers easier protection from the sun’s UV rays. Still don’t forget that sunscreen though!
Does Sunscreen Ever Expire?
How long have you had that bottle of sunscreen? Ever wonder if it expires or still works correctly? Check out what one dermatologist recommends.
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What Dark-Skinned People Need to Know About Skin Cancer
No matter what color your skin is, if you’re exposed to the sun, there’s a possibility that you can get skin cancer. Here’s what a dermatologist wants you to know.
5 Strange Places You Can Get Melanoma
Think melanoma strikes only the usual sun-exposed areas of your skin? Think again. Discover surprising places where the deadliest skin cancer can surface.
Can Your Hair Protect Your Scalp From Skin Cancer?
Discover the truth about questions that pique your curiosity in our series, The Short Answer. Dermatologist Alok Vij, MD, answers this one about whether hair offers protection against skin cancer.
Can Skin Cancer Make You Itch?
Do you ever wonder if skin cancer feels itchy? Tap or click to find out whether this is true.
Melanoma: When Should You Worry About a Mole?
Melanoma, the deadliest skin cancer, is on the rise. The good news: Most skin cancers are highly treatable when detected early. Here’s what you should know about checking your moles.
Your Best Chance for Surviving Melanoma? Get Treatment Early
A large study by Cleveland Clinic researchers recently found that prompt treatment of melanoma significantly increases chances of survival, especially in early-stage cases.
