Salma Hayek shares with PS, the cultural pressure and unrealistic expectations Latinas face to maintain their youthful looks ...

Baseball legend Sammy Sosa received a hero’s welcome back home when he returned to Wrigley Field. The retired Chicago Cubs ...

White people are overall more likely to get skin cancer compared to Black and Hispanic people. But Black and Hispanic people are less likely to survive the most dangerous kind of skin cancer ...

Dermatologists say that although the melanin in darker skin offers some extra protection from the sun, it's not enough to replace wearing sunscreen. Full Episode Sunday, Jun 15 ...

You should wear sunscreen even if you have darker skin. Here’s why The melanin in darker skin offers some extra protection from the sun, but dermatologists say that isn’t enough on its own.

Non-Hispanic White 19 out of 100,000 Hispanic-Latino 36.8 out of 100,000 Asian 42.5 out of 100,000 Multiracial 31.1. out of 100,000: Prevalence of Vitiligo by Ethnicity; ... While vitiligo is more ...

Vitiligo on darker skin tends to be more noticeable than in people with other skin tones. This loss of skin pigmentation causes white or lightened patches of the skin to develop. Melanocytes (pigment ...

A 2023 analysis of articles in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that an average of only 3.1 percent addressed diseases in communities with medium and dark skin in 2004 ...

In the United States, the rate of new melanoma cases per 1000,000 people is about 38 for White men vs 1 for Black men and 25.6 for White women vs 0.9 for Black women (global incidence rates are ...

Pulse Oximeters Seem To Be Misreading Oxygen in Darker Skin. Bias in pulse oximeters isn't just a clinical glitch — it’s a systemic issue that puts patients with darker skin at risk.

Despite making up the second largest ethnic group in the US, Latine and Hispanic individuals face alarming disparities in skin cancer outcomes, according to a review published in Cutis in ...

Overall survival rates in men with melanoma were highest for White men (75%), followed by American Indian/Alaskan Native (69%), Asian (68%), Hispanic (66%), and Black men (52%). White and American ...