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  • Skin cancer and sun exposure: 10 symptoms, risks and prevention tips

    Skin cancer cases have been observed in India in recent years. Caused largely by UV exposure, it can be prevented with simple daily habits. Know what puts you at risk and how to protect your skin.

  • 'Another one cut out of my nose': Australia legend Michael Clarke diagnosed with skin cancer

    'Another one cut out of my nose': Australia legend Michael Clarke diagnosed with skin cancer

    Between 2004 and 2015, Clarke played 115 Test matches, 245 ODIs, and 34 T20Is, leading Australia in both Test and ODI formats.

  • Michael Clarke diagnosed with skin cancer; 8 symptoms you should not miss

    Michael Clarke diagnosed with skin cancer; 8 symptoms you should not miss

    Skin cancer is a serious disease that unfortunately, some people tend to ignore. Detection in early stages is the key to successful treatment as awareness of the signs can save lives. According to a dermatologist, never ignore these warning signs if you care about your skin or body

  • Petticoat or dhoti cancer: Apollo Hospitals' doctor explains how it affects women and men

    Petticoat or dhoti cancer: Apollo Hospitals' doctor explains how it affects women and men

    In one of the cases that made headlines recently, the patient was a 70-year-old woman. A regular saree wearer, she noticed an ulcer on her right side that were later diagnosed as squamous cell carcinoma.

  • 7 common skin allergens that put you at risk of skin cancer

    7 common skin allergens that put you at risk of skin cancer

    Skin cancer is a serious multifaceted disease with various contributing factors, including certain allergens. Try to stay away from these common allergens to minimise your risks.

  • Skin cancer: Reddish patches, wart-like growths, non-healing ulcers are common signs of this disease

    Skin cancer: Reddish patches, wart-like growths, non-healing ulcers are common signs of this disease

    Skin cancer remains a significant health concern, but with proper awareness and preventive measures, its incidence can be significantly reduced. By recognising the early symptoms, individuals can seek timely medical attention.

  • Skincare tips: Here's why you need a sunscreen to protect your skin in winter as well

    Skincare tips: Here's why you need a sunscreen to protect your skin in winter as well

    Winter skin care tips: Don't be fooled by the winter chill. Your skin needs sunscreen all year round to prevent sunburn, wrinkles, and skin cancer. Here are some facts that will make you rethink your winter skincare routine.

  • Why the Netherlands is providing free sunscreen to its citizens

    Why the Netherlands is providing free sunscreen to its citizens

    Netherlands will hand out free sun cream to its citizens in a bid to tackle record levels of skin cancer in the country

  • Pimple on woman’s nose turns out to be form of deadly cancer

    Pimple on woman’s nose turns out to be form of deadly cancer

    A New Zealand woman was shocked to learn the pimple on her nose was a common form of skin cancer.

  • 'Time traveller' from the year 2671 has 6 bizarre predictions for 2023

    'Time traveller' from the year 2671 has 6 bizarre predictions for 2023

    Eno Alaric posted his so called "predictions" in a TikTok which has received more than 26,000 views.

  • In pics: Thousands strip naked on Sydney beach

    In pics: Thousands strip naked on Sydney beach

    The large-scale art event "Strip Off for Skin Cancer" was in collaboration with a charity that encourages Australians to have regular skin checks.

  • Richie Benaud passes away at the age of 84

    Richie Benaud passes away at the age of 84

    A giant figure in the game both on and off the field, Benaud died peacefully in his sleep in a Sydney hospice late on Thursday, his employer Channel Nine reported, citing family.

  • Skin cancer death rates 70% higher in men

    Skin cancer death rates 70% higher in men

    Men are 70 per cent more likely to die from malignant melanoma - the most serious type of skin cancer - than women with the same disease, a new study has warned.

  • FDA approves two Glaxo melanoma drugs

    FDA approves two Glaxo melanoma drugs

    The Food and Drug Administration said it approved the drugs, Tafinlar and Mekinist, to be used as single agents and not in combination after the medicines delayed tumor growth in separate clinical trials.

  • Aspirin tied to lower risk of most dangerous skin cancer

    Aspirin tied to lower risk of most dangerous skin cancer

    Older women who regularly took aspirin, but not similar anti-inflammatory drugs, had a lower-than-average risk of developing melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, according to a US study.

  • Aus scientists hope to develop cream to treat skin cancer

    Aus scientists hope to develop cream to treat skin cancer

    Australian researchers have created a new chemical that imitates a melanoma-killing virus, a biomedical engineering advance that could lead to developing a cream to treat skin cancer in future.

  • Cancer in Africa: Fighting a nameless enemy

    Cancer in Africa: Fighting a nameless enemy

    In Emanuel Adu's language, Twi, people call the skin cancer that is invading his cheek and nose "sasabro". It means a disease that eats away at you.

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