Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States—it is estimated that more than 5 million new cases are diagnosed each year—more than all other cancers combined.
Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell skin cancer account for the vast majority of cases. Stay informed and protect your skin by using the valuable resources on this website.
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If you’ve been diagnosed with skin cancer, it’s important to have access to resources that can help you during and after cancer treatment. AIM at Skin Cancer provides skin cancer patients, caregivers, and families with easy-to-understand information on a variety of topics, including prevention and early detection, treatment, side effects, and survivorship.
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Nailing Down on the Ultraviolet Exposure Occurring During the Curing and Drying of a Manicure
by Mandi Murph, Director of Medical Education Introduction It’s a health risk many may not know exists – nail lamps.…
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Social Awareness and Support Needed for Spouses of Patients Recently Diagnosed With Cancer
Understanding Emotional Distress After a Cancer Diagnosis For a patient recently diagnosed with cancer, mental or psychological distress is normal.…
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A Brief History of Mohs Surgery
The widely used technique for removing nonmelanoma skin cancers, Mohs micrographic surgery, began in a small lab in Wisconsin during…
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Education can come in many forms for someone diagnosed with Skin cancer
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Skin Cancer in People of Color
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Survivor Stories
Brittanny Groover: Melanoma Survivor
Growing up in a small town in Pennsylvania that borders West Virginia, those sunny summers were filled with cheerleading practices…
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Rob’s Story: Squamous Cell Skin Cancer
“Like a lot of people, I woke up New Year’s Day 2012 with a horrible headache, the difference was, I…
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Alvin’s Story: Squamous Cell Skin Cancer
Alvin Green;Date of Diagnosis: 02/19/2020;El Cajon, CA;Squamous Cell Skin Cancer, High Risk, Locally Advanced; In early 2020, my dermatologist diagnosed…
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