Results for "Skin Cancer"

School’s out for the summer! With COVID-19 vaccinations on the rise, getting out this summer is at the top of everyone’s mind. Whether you’re going on...

You look at the back of your hand, or your neck, or even your leg and there it is—a spot you’ve never seen before. Could it be skin cancer? Or is it a...

As a history teacher and a football coach, Jesse Parker was an inspiration to countless young people both in his classrooms and on his teams. And it wasn’t...

From the very start, dealing with cancer can feel like riding a rollercoaster with many twists, turns and ups and down. So, when the ride finally comes...

Summer means days at the pool, road trips to the lake and hiking through the mountains. Your kids are homework-free and ready for the next adventure. But...

You probably know someone with a birthmark, or maybe you even have one. But how much do you really know about the phenomenon? Robert Wood, MD, a craniofacial...

Exposure to the sun is inevitable when playing outdoor sports. But, being smart about your exposure can protect you from the sun’s harmful rays. Primary...

The sun’s rays often drive people outside to enjoy a beautiful day. However, while you are staying active and enjoying the sunshine, remember to take the...

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, as 1 in 5 Americans are estimated to have some form in their lifetime. It is important to stay...

As temperatures begin to soar, many families will take part in a variety of outdoor activities like swimming, boating and hiking. If you plan on spending...