Do You Have Questions About Your Skin Cancer Diagnosis? Our “Ask a Skin Cancer Nurse” is a vital resource for individuals seeking information and support regarding skin cancer. This service allows patients, caregivers, and others to connect with an experienced nurse who specializes in skin cancer oncology. One of the key benefits of this free service is the ability to …
Navigating Your Skin Cancer Diagnosis Newly diagnosed with skin cancer? We’re here to support you. When you are newly diagnosed with skin cancer, there are so many thoughts to process. It’s normal to feel shocked, overwhelmed, or even angry after your diagnosis. And your current feelings may change over time. Our resources are here to help you understand as much …
New Website Dedicated to Providing Individuals with Vital Knowledge and Tools to Protect Their Skin and Lead Healthy Lives January 25, 2024 (Sacramento, California) After two decades of providing comprehensive and accurate resources to the melanoma community, AIM at Melanoma has launched a new website called AIM at Skin Cancer. This new website will provide the same depth and breadth …
Your skin is your body’s first line of defense. Taking care of it is essential, especially when it comes to skin cancer. In our bi-monthly blog series, “Psst! Here’s What You Should be Asking Your Dermatologist,” we dive deep into the important questions you should be asking your dermatologist. Find the answers you’ve been seeking and make informed decisions about …
What is AIM at Skin Cancer? AIM at Skin Cancer is the website for the Skin Cancer Education and Research Foundation, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to helping you understand nonmelanoma skin cancer, your diagnosis, your staging, and your treatment options. The goal of these resources is to get you the best care and outcome possible. This website contains valuable …
INSPIRE HOPE BY SHARING YOUR STORY YOUR JOURNEY MATTERS SHARE YOUR STORY ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR DOCTOR NEWLY DIAGNOSED WITH SKIN CANCER? LEARN MORE SKIN CANCER IN PEOPLE OF COLOR SPOTTING THE SIGNS PHOTOS AND INFO Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States—it is estimated that more than 5 million new cases are …
Skin Cancer in the News In today’s fast-paced world, staying informed about important health issues is crucial. For those affected by skin cancer, information and education is particularly important. This page features any skin cancer-related stories in the news, including up-to-date articles, research findings, and expert opinions on prevention, early detection, and treatment options. August 23, 2023 Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer …
by Mara Klecker Krista Rubin has spent her entire 30-plus year career in oncology nursing. For the last 22 years,she’s been a nurse practitioner focused on caring for patients with advanced skin cancers andworks at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She has also recently started answeringquestions through the free and confidential “Ask a Skin Cancer Nurse” program forAIMatSkinCancer.org. Much like …
Skin cancer is a daunting health concern that requires a comprehensive approach to its management. With a multidisciplinary care approach, patients can receive a collaborative support system that caters to their physical, emotional, and social needs. This enables them to receive comprehensive care that addresses not only the disease but also the quality of life of the patient. A team …
Educational Webinars for Skin Cancer Patients and Caregivers AIM at Skin Cancer’s online webinar series, hosted by Krista Rubin, MS, FNP-BC, Skin Cancer & You, provides a wealth of information on various aspects of skin cancer treatment, management, and emotional well-being. One significant advantage of providing these educational webinars on virtual platforms is their accessibility. Many cancer patients often face …
