Skin Cancer

#ShareTheFacts About Skin Cancer

By May 5, 2020April 12th, 2023No Comments

Dermatology News

National Skin Cancer Month

Dermatologists play an important role in helping to save lives, by educating patients, and the public, on skin cancer prevention; the dangers of unprotected exposure, and how to detect early warning signs.

#ShareTheFacts About Skin Cancer

Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancer, but is also one of the most preventable.

Dermatologists play an important role in helping to save lives, by educating patients, and the public, on skin cancer prevention; the dangers of unprotected exposure; and how to detect early warning signs  –  early detection means a high probability of eliminating it entirely.

#ShareTheFacts

This month, the Skin Cancer Foundation invites providers to #sharethefacts on skin cancer by accessing its set of downloadable images and resources to help patients stay informed on skin cancer treatment and prevention.

Visit the Skin Cancer Foundation to learn more about its #ShareTheFacts campaign, and how you can help.

Learn More

You May Also Like

JDD December Highlights and Editor Picks

| Featured Articles, JDD Highlights, Latest News | No Comments
Curated by the JDD Editors Missed any of our December highlights? December is our Immunodermatology issue and it’s packed with intriguing articles–start to dive in! Catch up with this curated…

The Best Sunscreen is the One Your Patients Will Use and Other Truths

| JDD Highlights, JDD Webinars, The Latest, Video Abstract | No Comments
Behind all sunscreen is a scientific story, the photobiology, toxicology and public perception.  Yet, the science often gets lost in the noise of misconceptions and outdated narratives.  Join Adam Friedman…

Impact of Low-Dose Oral Minocycline (DFD-29) on Skin, Gastrointestinal, and Vaginal Microflora in Healthy Adults

| Featured Articles, Latest News, Rosacea, Women | No Comments
Minocycline ER spares the microbiome: A December JDD highlight In the December issue of JDD we wanted to highlight a randomized, double‑blind, placebo‑controlled microbiome study of DFD‑29 (minocycline hydrochloride extended‑release…

Leave a Reply