Skin Cancer Stories
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Two Gene Mutations Boost Breast Cancer Risk, Scientists Find
Women with two genetic mutations have a higher risk of breast cancer and should be screened, scientists say. -
The More You Drink, The Greater Your Skin Cancer Risk
Drinking this much alcohol per day is linked to a higher risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancers. -
The Sunscreen That Lets You Stay On The Beach Longer, Without Burning
Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a DNA film that can act as a "sacrificial" layer on top of your skin. -
4 Reasons Your Sunblock May Not Be Working
Sunblock is an important part of your summer kit, but here are a few reasons why your SPF may not work as effectively as you believe. -
This Drug Can Tan Skin Without Risk Of Cancer-Causing Sun Damage
A new drug can darken skin pigment just like a suntan, but without the harmful UV exposure and skin cancer risk. -
What Happens If You Never Go Out In The Sun?
You won't die if you stay inside, but you really do need some sunlight. -
3 Ingredients In Anti-Aging Creams That Fight Skin Damage
Anti-aging creams are most effective in fighting skin damage when they contain ingredients like retinol, or vitamin A. -
Why You Should Take A Short Walk In The Sun
Why you need vitamin D and ways to safely get enough to prevent deficiency. -
7 Best Oils For Your Skin To Use Year-Round
Skincare experts reveal the 7 best oils to use for your skin year-round, from avocado oil to marshmallow root oil. -
6 Common Skin Problems In Men And How To Repair Them
Dermatologist Terrence Keaney explains the 6 most common skin conditions in men, and how to fix them. -
Can You Drink Your Way To Cancer-Free Skin?
A company is facing legal troubles over its drinkable sunscreen claims. -
Is A Tanning Bed Or The Sun More Dangerous For Your Skin?
There is strong evidence that tanning devices cause skin cancer, and costs to fight that cancer come with a high price tag.
