Skin cancer is the most common cancer in Australia, affecting more than one million Australians each year. While anyone can develop skin cancer, some people are at a significantly higher risk due to factors such as UV exposure, age, skin type and
11 June 2026
Australia has one of the highest rates of Skin Cancer in the world. According to national health data, Australia records more than 800,000 non-melanoma skin cancers each year, and melanoma is diagnosed approximately every 30 minutes. Skin cancer is
11 June 2026
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.
12 May 2026
Moles are small spots on your skin. Almost everyone has them, and most are harmless. But some changes can indicate skin cancer, so it’s important to know what’s normal and when to seek professional advice (Cancer Council Australia, 2024).
25 November 2025
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