Noticed a new mole after 30? In many cases, it’s completely harmless. However, because new moles become less common as we age, any new or changing spot should be checked by a doctor experienced in skin cancer detection.
Many people have birthmarks, but what exactly lies within these marks that we have carried with us since birth? We know that they can appear anywhere on the body and come in many different shapes, sizes and colours. But did you know they can also
Do you believe the myth that skin cancer is a “summer problem”? As winter approaches and temperatures begin to drop around Australia, don’t put away your sunscreen or hang up your sun hat just yet. You can still develop skin cancer at this time of
Did you know that itchiness can be a sign of skin cancer — but not always? Let's learn more about itchy spots on the skin and when you should be concerned about a malignancy.