Common blood pressure drug is linked to skin cancer, study finds
Recent research from UNSW Sydney has raised concerns about hydrochlorothiazide, a widely prescribed medication for high blood pressure in Australia.
The study links the drug...
Dermatologists warn against unsafe skin care trends on social media
The American Academy of Dermatology highlights growing concerns over unsafe skin care practices being promoted on social media platforms.
As part of National Healthy Skin...
Working in the sun can cause skin cancers, study finds
Recent data from the World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO) is sounding the alarm on the rise of skin cancer...
Scientists create a “super melanin” skin cream to heal sun and chemical burns
Imagine a skin lotion that not only protects you from the harsh sun but also repairs damage from burns or harmful pollutants.
That's exactly what...
The hidden emotional toll of skin diseases
Many people across Europe suffer from skin diseases, and a recent study has shed light on the emotional challenges they face.
Skin conditions, like acne,...
AI-powered skin cancer detection offers hope for early intervention
Skin cancer is becoming increasingly prevalent, making early detection crucial for effective treatment.
Researchers in India have explored the potential of machine learning, commonly known...
How vitamin D can boost skin cancer treatment
Skin cancer is a common and potentially dangerous condition that affects many people worldwide. Scientists are always looking for ways to improve the treatments...
AI can diagnose skin cancer effectively, study finds
Artificial intelligence (AI) has gained prominence in medical diagnostics, including the field of dermatology.
A research team led by dermatologist Harald Kittler from MedUni Vienna...
Non-melanoma skin cancer kills more people, study finds
Imagine you hear about two forms of skin cancer: one is frequently discussed, recognized as dangerous and has a pronounced reputation for being lethal...
Balding linked to skin cancer, study finds
Sun’s out, hats on! Especially for our friends embracing the bald look, a new study shines a light on why keeping our scalps shielded...