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Australia has one of the highest rates of melanoma in the world. Two out of three Australians can expect to be diagnosed with skin cancer by the age of 70.
In 2004, Jason Sprott, the founder of Mates Against Melanoma, became one of the many Australianβs diagnosed with melanoma. Today he […]
In Australia, we have become accustomed to thinking about sun protection when we step out into our blistering hot summer sun. While we have gotten better and better at thinking about our skin, putting on sunscreen or sunglasses before leaving the house, many still leave off the hat. It doesnβt […]
Most people by now are aware that the sun has damaging effects on the skin. Whether it is coming back from the beach with a sunburn or seeing spots on the skin appear for the first time, the sun has a multitude of effect on our health, wellbeing and appearance. […]
There is nothing that scares parents more than the idea of their child being sick, so one of the most frequently asked questions in cancer clinics is should their children have regular checks for skin cancer.
Since most moles grow between birth and young adulthood, it can often be concerning to […]
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in Australia, with almost two in three Australians will be diagnosed with some form of skin cancer during their lifetimes. This is why early detection and prevention are so important.
While some people are especially at risk β such as those with […]
As of 2007, Cancer Council Australia now tells us to slide on some sunnies as well as slipping on protective clothing, slopping on sunscreen, slapping on a hat and seeking shade. But can sun exposure really affect the way we see the world, and can you really get sunburned eyes […]
As much as we love the warm weather in Australia, it can cause its fair share of problems. Weβve covered how to treat and avoid sunburn, but how much do you know about heat stroke and heat exhaustion? Letβs examine the signs and effects so you can recognise them if […]
Skin cancers count for around 80% of all newly diagnosed cancers, and amongst these melanoma is the most dangerous type. The good news is that most types of skin cancer can be successfully treated if detected early. If you arenβt yet familiar with the skin cancer signs of ABCDE, letβs […]
Working outdoors can keep you fit and out in the fresh air every day, but whether youβre a farmer, a fisherman or working in construction, have you considered how your job could increase your risk of skin cancer?
We know that around 95% of melanomas, considered the most dangerous skin cancer […]
Itβs all too common to hear about skin cancer on the face, nose and ears, but not all skin cancers develop in obvious sun-exposed areas. As weβre about to find out, itβs important to check over your entire body for any potential symptoms of skin cancer.
Where do skin cancers most […]
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