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• Category: 2013
  • Six facts about UV exposure that you may not know!
  • Redhead Pigment Boosts Skin-Cancer Risk
• Category: Banjo Business Awards
  • Sunny days for SunDoctors as Banjo Business Awards finalist
• Category: Facts & Myths
  • Where to get your next skin cancer check – hassle-free and affordable prevention
  • The simple way you can get tested for skin cancer (and it won’t cost you a fortune)
  • How to spot skin cancer – what it looks like and what to do next
  • The Link Between Sun Exposure & Shingles
  • Five sunscreen myths that jeopardise your sun safety
  • Skin cancer or mole: knowing the difference could save your life.
  • Skin Cancer Myths
  • Can coffee prevent skin cancer?
  • Check The Facts: Do You Know everything there is to Know about Skin Cancer?
• Category: Moles
  • Top 10 safety tips for summer – don’t skip number 8!
  • 5 sun safety tips Mums should be aware of this summer
  • What causes skin cancer? Top expert opinions about best way to prevent skin cancer
  • What is the success rate in curing skin cancer if it is diagnosed early?
  • National Skin Cancer Action Week – Prevention and Tips
  • The cost, screening process and benefits of getting a skin cancer check – all your questions answered
  • Is skin cancer fatal? The truth about one of Australia’s biggest killers and how you can help prevent it
  • What are the most common types of skin cancer (and how to check your skin)
  • What does a cancerous mole look like?
  • Vit B3 can help reduce return of skin cancer
  • Arm Mole Count May Predict Skin Cancer Risk
• Category: Occupational Skin Cancers
  • Cabbie Cancer: Could your occupation cause skin cancer?
• Category: Skin Biopsies
  • Skin Biopsies And Skin Cancer
• Category: Skin Cancer
  • How many Australians are diagnosed with skin cancer each year? Looking back over the years
  • Measure the UV & Your Sun Exposure with a Smart Watch
  • Your Questions about Sunburn and Sun Exposure, Answered
  • Foods and nutrients that fight skin cancer
  • Three reasons to book your skin cancer check today
  • Being sun smart is the new black
  • What to watch for after skin cancer
  • Parched lips: more than just a bad look
  • Everyday activities can cause sunburn
• Category: Skin Cancer Checks
  • Skin Cancer Clinic, GP or Dermatologist – Who is the Specialist?
  • Study Finds Most Melanoma Patients Don’t Regularly Check Their Skin
  • How Skin Checks Improve Your Relationships
• Category: Skin Cancer Prevention
  • Five ways to reduce your chances of skin cancer
  • What does the UV Index mean?
  • Eat to Beat Skin Cancer
  • Skin cancer and your children: How to spot the signs
  • Strategies To Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer
• Category: Skin Cancer Risk
• Category: Skin cancer treatment
  • Men and Skin Cancer
  • The benefits of early diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer
• Category: Sun Protection
  • 10 Amazing Facts About the Sun for Kids
  • A Closer Look at Vitamin D Deficiency
  • The links between sun exposure and premature ageing
  • Four tips for sun protection in kids
  • Is my child getting enough sun protection?
• Category: Sunburn Treatment
  • Treatments for Sunburn
• Category: Uncategorized
  • 3 Tips to Protect Your Eyes Against Sun Damage
  • Is Heat Stroke Different to Heat Exhaustion?
  • The ABCDEs of Skin Cancer Detection
  • Why Outdoor Workers Need to be Sun Smart
  • Where on the Body Can Skin Cancer Hide?
  • How Does the Sun Affect Different Skin Types?
  • How effective and safe is powder sunscreen?
  • How do sun safe clothes protect you from the sun?
  • Why winter is a great time to have a skin check
  • The best natural sunscreens for sensitive skin
  • What is the difference between UPF and SPF?
  • The dangers of black salve treatment for skin cancer
  • Do You Know the Signs of Skin Cancer?
  • Can Tanning Cause Skin Cancer?
  • How’s Your Sun Safety This November?
  • Why Is Skin Cancer So Common in Australia?
  • Barnaby Joyce warns about skin cancer as he undergoes treatment
  • SunDoctors Opens in Bentleigh, Victoria
  • Skin Cancer a Threat in Winter as well as Summer
  • Skin Cancer Checks: How and Why to Check Yourself for Melanoma.
  • Keratosis
  • Sunscreen Exposed: The Quandary About Covering Up
  • Smaller Bathing Suits, Bigger Skin Cancer Risks
  • Can Tattoo’s increase the risk of getting Skin Cancer?
  • Skin Cancer Patients Call for Sun Bed Ban
  • This Maybe The Most Convincing Sunscreen Ad Ever Seen
  • What Actually Happens When You Get A Sunburn?
  • Things You Are Doing Wrong to Prevent Skin Cancer
  • Five Skin Saving Facts about Sunscreen
  • Presidents Rx: Gel Nails and the risk of cancer
  • Sunblock and The Fear of Skin Cancer
  • How to Check a Mole on Your Skin for Skin Cancer
  • Exposure To Sunburns Early in Life Raises Risk for Skin Cancer
  • Skin cancer: Sunscreen ‘not complete protection’
  • New Skin Cancer Drug Showing Promising Results
  • Sunburn and Risk of Skin Cancer
  • Black salve ointment leaves man with an inch-wide HOLE in his head
  • Woman speaks out after skin check at age 15 saved her life
  • Stunning Photos Show What Really Happens If You Spend Too Much Time In The Sun
  • Dr Ian Katz Interview on 2UE by Dr Ross Walker
  • Nail blemish a sign of something more sinister
  • Study: 29 percent of high school girls indoor tan despite risks
  • Cartoon book to help explain skin cancer to kids
  • A confronting skin cancer story
  • Be aware of skin cancer on the foot throughout the year
  • Talk to North Turramurra Bowls Club by Dr Ian Katz from SunDoctors Skin Cancer Clinic Hornsby
  • Why Sunscreen Over SPF 50 Is Useless, And Other Sun Tips
  • Health benefits of sunbathing outweigh skin cancer risks, scientists say
  • Video of the talk at the Double Bay Bowls Club
  • Talk at the Double Bay Bowls Club
  • Many skin cancer survivors ignore sun safety advice
• Category: Vitamin D
  • Are you getting enough vitamin D ?