Vitamin B3 may help prevent skin cancer
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the world. Millions of people are diagnosed with it every year.
It often comes back...
Why Parkinson’s disease is linked to skin cancer
A small protein that scientists usually connect with brain diseases like Parkinson’s might also have a surprising link to skin cancer.
A new study from...
Smaller dose of treatment can fight skin cancer much better
Immunotherapy has changed the way doctors treat advanced skin cancer, especially malignant melanoma, which is the most dangerous type of skin cancer.
These powerful drugs...
Tanning beds can damage DNA in the entire skin surface
Tanning beds are once again raising serious health concerns, and a new study has revealed just how harmful they can be.
Scientists from Northwestern Medicine...
Lower doses of drug show better results for deadly skin cancer
Immunotherapy has become an important way to treat cancer, especially for people with malignant melanoma, a serious and advanced form of skin cancer.
However, these...
Why you should use sun protection during high blood pressure treatment
Some blood pressure medications may increase sensitivity to sunlight and raise the risk of developing a common form of skin cancer, according to a...
Vitamin B3 may help reduce skin cancer risk, research finds
Scientists from the University of Sydney found that vitamin B3 may help reduce skin cancer risk in people with a high risk.
The research was...
Popular blood pressure pill may raise skin cancer risk
High blood pressure, also called hypertension, is a common health issue in Australia. It affects more than one in three adults.
If it’s not treated,...
Are tattoos quietly raising your skin cancer risk?
More people than ever before are choosing to get tattoos, and this trend is especially clear in Sweden, where the country now has one...
New drug may help prevent spread of deadly skin cancer
A major new clinical study has found that a type of immunotherapy may help stop a rare and fast-growing skin cancer from spreading to...