Anyone can get skin cancer, regardless of skin color, age, or gender. It is estimated that one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime. When caught early, skin cancer is highly ...

The decrease in skin rash to grade 1-0 was observed in 12 (36.4%) pts, and 13 (39.4%) pts showed unchanged grade 2. The increase to grade 3 in skin rash was observed in 8 (24.2%) pts. Good skin rash ...

KIAWAH ISLAND, S.C. — Ophthalmologists and patients should consider alternatives to surgical intervention for eyelid skin rejuvenation, Gene R. Howard, MPH, MD, said in this Healio Video ...

This skin cancer tends to grow slowly. It seldom spreads to another part of the body. Even so, treatment is important. Over time, basal cell carcinoma can grow wide and deep. It can spread deeply into ...

Skin cancer is the most prevalent form of cancer globally, yet many individuals remain unaware of its subtle and often overlooked early signs. In fact, in the United States alone, an estimated 5.4 ...

Sometimes, skin cancer—especially basal cell carcinoma—can appear as a flat, shiny area that almost looks like scar tissue. It might feel smooth, slightly firm, or look pale and stretched.

Woman diagnosed with stage 4 cancer after symptoms dismissed as anxiety. Lily Murphy was first diagnosed with melanoma at 23 years old while working at an NHS hospital’s dermatology department.

A Fox TV news anchor discovered this week that he had skin cancer during a live TV segment. Mike Jerrick, co-host of "Good Day Philadelphia" on FOX29, was broadcasting a skin care segment with Dr ...

Had Jessica had her skin cancer diagnosed three years before when she first noticed it, its removal would have been a very minor procedure. And yet I still didn’t make a doctor’s appointment.

A woman who was told she would “probably die” from skin cancer has spoken of her shock and joy at being told her tumours had disappeared just six weeks after starting a groundbreaking therapy ...

The news felt as inevitable as the earth’s turning — my dad died of the same cancer at age 42. My doctor advised that there was one thing I could do: Stay out of the sun. This sounded impossible.

‘Transformative’ one-time therapy could help skin cancer patients live longer. Almost one in five patients with advanced melanoma survived for five years after receiving the innovative treatment.