Black people are not immune to the dangers of UV radiation, and should take steps to protect their skin year-round, including wearing sunscreen and staying in the shade during peak sun hours.

A new study reveals blood tests can predict melanoma recurrence by detecting circulating tumor DNA. Research shows 80% of ...

More than 17,500 people are diagnosed with melanoma every year, making it the UK's fifth most common cancer - and cases are ...

"Sun exposure causes damage to the cells in your skin and causes abnormal growth of melanocytes, which is a type of skin cell ...

Researchers have developed an innovative nano-immune agonist that significantly improves immunotherapy outcomes for ...

Discover the growth rates of 5 different skin cancers, from slow-developing basal cell carcinomas to aggressive melanomas, ...

She has also encouraged her fans to wear sunscreen and get regular skin checks to reduce the risk of cancer. Meaning black tumour, melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer, which grows ...

At the front of the former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member’s mind has been learning her chances of beating her melanoma, which she recently ... has only been around 10 years and it's ...

During an interview on the A Millennial Mind Podcast with host Shivani Pau, NHS's Dr Ranj shared insights into "early signs and ... such as melanoma, can lead to visible changes like new moles ...

Sun worshippers have been urged to protect themselves in the early spring sunshine amid warnings that, on average, one person dies from skin cancer in Ireland every 32 hours, or four a week.

After all, healthy hair comes from a healthy scalp. How? When your scalp becomes dry and damaged, it provides a poor foundation for your hair to grow. If you’re into beautiful hair textures and ...

SINGAPORE – Mr Ambrose Lee was 36 when he was diagnosed with colorectal cancer – a disease that usually strikes those in their 50s and older.