Skin Cancer December 15, 2016 Antioxidant supplements may accelerate melanoma spread Antioxidants are often touted for their potential cancer-fighting abilities, but now researchers say the compounds may actually speed up the spread of the potentially deadly skin cancer melanoma, according to a new study done in mice and in cultured human cancer cells.
Skin Cancer December 9, 2016 Daily glass of white wine associated with increased skin cancer risk Sipping vino has been linked to everything from a reduced risk of heart disease to more weight loss success.
Skin Cancer December 5, 2016 Glowing molecules could reveal skin cancer, without a biopsy If you want to get a mole checked to see if it's cancerous, it usually involves getting a bit of your skin sliced off and sent to a lab, in a process called a biopsy.
Skin Cancer December 1, 2016 Booze increases risk of skin cancer, study claims Drinking just a glass of white wine each day raises the risk of deadliest form of skin cancer, a study reveals.
Skin Cancer November 22, 2016 FDA outlines data needed for over-the-counter sunscreen additives The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued guidelines on Tuesday detailing the data makers of sunscreen sold over the counter need to produce to prove the ingredients in the products are safe and effective.
HEALTHY LIVING November 7, 2016 15 ways to take better care of your body so you can live forever We want our bodies to last as long as possible and to perform as well as they can during that time.
MEDICAL RESEARCH October 21, 2016 Climate change is shifting areas of skin disease concern Reuters - Climate change is bringing certain skin diseases and other illnesses to regions where they were rarely seen before, according to a recent research review.
Skin Cancer October 21, 2016 Olympic swimmer potentially saved from skin cancer thanks to eagle-eyed fan An Australian swimming champion is looking for the fan who spotted a suspicious mole on his chest to express his gratitude after having the mole removed.
Skin Cancer September 30, 2016 Misperception about skin cancer prominent among minority groups Uninsured, immigrant and minority communities in the United States may not be as aware of skin cancer as they should be, a recent study suggests.
MENTAL HEALTH September 28, 2016 At-home tanning bed users more likely to be addicted About one in 13 people who tan indoors use their own tanning beds in the home, a new study finds.
Skin Cancer September 14, 2016 Choosing stronger sunscreen would reduce women's melanoma risk The number of women affected by the deadliest form of skin cancer could fall by almost a fifth if they all used sunscreen with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 15 or higher, a new study suggests.
