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When to Test Moles for Melanoma
Video Description: When should a change in the size or color of a mole require a visit to the dermatologist to test for possible melanoma? Dermatologist Suzan Obagi from UPMC answers in this video. Related Article Subjects: Testing Moles for Melanoma, dermatology, melanoma, melanoma screening, mole, moles, skin, skin cancer, skin health, suzan obagi, tv360Testing Moles for Melanoma
Early Detection of Melanoma
What should you be looking for in order to detect melanoma at an early stage? Dr. Michel McDonald of the Department of Dermatology at Vanderbilt University, answers in this...
Learn about Skin Cancer
Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer but when treated early, it has one of the highest cure rates of all cancers. Recognizing the symptoms and regular check-ups are the best ways...
Safe Sun Gear
You love the skin you're in, so protect it with smart clothing choices. We'll show you...
How to Recognize Squamous Cell Carcinoma
It's not the most well-known of the skin cancer's, but it can be deadly. Here's how to identify squamous cell...
How to Diagnose Skin Cancer
A biopsy is one way a dermatologist might diagnose skin cancer. Find out more about the procedure... Skin Cancer Screening: Unknowns and AdvantagesBy: Justin | 30/09/2008 | Skin CareWhile skin cancer screening should be an important part of any person's healthy lifestyle, those with risk factors for skin cancer are advised to be particularly diligent with the screening process. These risk factors might include a fair complexion, exposure to sunlight or ultraviolet light over long periods, numerous moles on the body or a family history of skin cancer. Use Sun Screen Because The Sun Can Be So MeanBy: Ryan Cote | 05/05/2007 | HealthThe warm weather is here and sunny days invite outdoor activities such as swimming, long walks and volleyball. While you're soaking up the sun, remember to wear sun screen everyday so your skin is properly protected while you play. Using a sun screen shields your skin from the sun's harmful UV... Doctors at South Shore Skin Center to Provide Free Skin Cancer Screenings at Area HospitalsBy: Steve Dubin | 27/04/2009 | Skin CareMay is National Melanoma/Skin Cancer Awareness Month and the dermatologists at South Shore Skin Center will be providing free skin cancer screenings to the general public at two area hospitals. Looking Good, Feeling Sexy and Preventing Cancer with SunshineBy: Sheela Montgomery | 17/04/2009 | Women's HealthSpring brings leg showing and arm baring fashions. And what goes better with a new pair of sandals and a sleeveless top than nice tan. But is it safe to get that sexy tan? What about cancer? The answer will surprise you. Find out how the sun is a woman's best friend in many ways. Skin Cancer Prevention - Protect Your Child's Future Today!By: Pamela Wigglesworth | 16/12/2008 | HealthAdult skin cancer in the US is on the rise at the frightening rate of over 1 million cases a year. What's even scarier is the fact that one or two serious childhood sunburns can be the catalyst and increase the risk for a melanoma later on in life. Children are outside when the sun is at its highest from 10:00am to 4:00pm. Knowing this, is your child sun-protected? South Shore Dermatologist Featured as Lecturer at Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New YorkBy: Steve Dubin | 18/12/2008 | Skin CareDr. Richard Eisen, a Board Certified Dermatologist at South Shore Skin Center, was recently a guest lecturer at Albert Einstein College of Medicine -Yeshiva University, Bronx, New York. Dog Health Care Article: What To Do If Your Dog Has Skin ProblemsBy: Terrie Simpson | 31/01/2009 | PetsUnder all that copious fur there is skin. Skin that is susceptible to a myriad of diseases and afflictions just as we humans are. The difference being that in humans we can readily see a health problem. In a dog, skin health problems are not readily apparent until the dog...
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