Saturday, November 21, 2009

skin cancer

Text Messages Might Increase Sunscreen Usage

With daily reminders, people may be more apt to protect their skin more >>

Predicting Who Will Survive Skin Cancer

Using new techniques, researchers may now be able to predict the survivability of skin cancer. more >>

Radiation After Surgery Lowers Chances of Melanoma Recurrence

But study did not find effect on overall survival more >>

Bowel Disease Treatment May Raise Skin Cancer Risk

Rates of non-melanoma cancer higher in patients with Crohn's, ulcerative colitis, study finds more >>

More Doctors Need to Learn to Spot Skin Cancers

Resident physicians should be taught to screen for suspicious lesions, researchers say more >>

Want Sun Protection? Wear Red or Blue

Fabric color affects absorption of UV radiation, researchers say more >>

Health Tip: Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer

Protect and check your skin more >>

Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients

Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers more >>

Vitamin D May Improve Melanoma Survival

But levels are too low in many Americans, researchers say more >>

Angst May Protect Against Some Skin Cancer

Study finds less squamous cell carcinoma in mice under short-term stress more >>

Health Buzz: Skin Cancer Drug Shows Promise and Other Health News

7 things to know before logging on for counseling; kids under 10 will need two swine flu shots. more >>

Many Teens Circumvent Tanning Bed Laws

Though operators largely follow the rules, the laws are too lax, study shows more >>

Scientists Spot Clue to Cancer's Aggressiveness

They hope molecular signature shows when disease will respond to cancer drug more >>

New Compound Shrinks Skin Cancers

Study found more than half of advanced basal cell carcinomas responded to treatment more >>

Genetic Clues May Lead to New Skin Cancer Therapies

Mutant genes linked to melanoma could be targets for treatment, researchers say more >>

Antioxidants Pose No Melanoma Threat

Despite earlier study, new report finds no risk from common vitamin and mineral supplements more >>

How to Break Your Addiction to Tanning

Tanning beds have been classified as carcinogens, but some will find the addiction hard to break. more >>

Health Buzz: Tanning Beds Blamed for Cancer and Other Health News

If women sell their eggs, why not a kidney? Also: the huge toll obesity takes on kids. more >>

Tanning Beds Get Highest Carcinogen Rating

Melanoma risk rises 75 percent when device use begins before age 30, international panel says more >>

Chemo Drug May Help Sun-Damaged Skin

Small study finds it also may reduce precancerous lesions more >>

Immune-Based Lymphoma Treatment Shows Promise

Similar patient-tailored approaches may work for skin, stomach and other cancers, researchers say more >>

Experts Optimistic About Melanoma Vaccine

Phase 3 study reports improved survival for those with advanced disease more >>

Stinging Eyes? 3 Fixes for Sunscreen Hassles

Nearly a third of us never wear it, a new survey finds. Here's how to overcome your reluctance. more >>

Free Skin Cancer Screening Coming Your Way

A mobile screening RV is traveling to more than 50 cities this spring and summer. more >>

Kids Given Photos of Sunburn Damage Covered Up Better

Study says every preteen should get UV snapshot of what exposure can do to their skin more >>

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