While many visit their local dermatologist to contend with acne and other skin issues, some skin problems are more serious than others. One of the most common forms of skin damage that can quickly turn dangerous is melanoma or nonmelanoma skin cancer. According to current estimates in the United States, one in five Americans will
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Best Treatment for Skin Cancer is Prevention: Iowa Doctors Raising Awareness Through Pre-Prom Event
Certainly one of the most common forms of skin maladies. About 85% of people suffer from acne at some point during their lifetime and over 40% of teenagers will have some form of acne or acne scarring by their mid-teens. Of course, even the most severe acne treatment cases are a far cry from treatment
[Read More]3 Things You Need to Know About Skin Cancer
Having clear and beautiful skin is a priority for many — but what if your life depended on it? Making sure your body is free of cancerous moles and other signs of skin cancer is essential to leading a long and healthy life. Here are 3 more things you need to know about skin cancer:
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In recent years, millions of people have been able to take advantage of new treatments for cancer, such as targeted therapy drugs, which block tumor cell formation. While older chemotherapy procedures killed every cell that divided, this new targeted method allows oncologists to attack specific mutations. This is not only more effective, but significantly reduces
[Read More]New Skin Cancer Treatment Option Promises a Painless, Scar-Free Procedure
As summer approaches and people across the United States prepare to spend more time outside, there is one thing everyone should be doing: wearing sunscreen regularly, as well as frequently reapplying the product as necessary. This method, along with other forms of sun protection, is the best way to prevent skin cancer, a condition that
[Read More]Stanford Research Team Discovers New Way to Treat Drug-Resistant Skin Cancer
An estimated one in every five Americans will reportedly develop skin cancer at some point during their lives, making the condition an extremely common and problematic disorder across the United States. Fortunately, of the more than 3.5 million nonmelanoma skin cancers that are diagnosed in the U.S. every year, most are highly curable; in fact,
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How to Prepare for a Skin Cancer Examination
While dermatologists are known for prescribing acne treatment products and treating cosmetic concerns, many patients make an appointment at their local dermatologist clinics for more serious reasons. With one in five Americans developing skin cancer over the course of their lives, it is extremely important you take steps to protect your skin from harmful UV
[Read More]The Skin Cancer Treatment Options You Should Know About
Skin cancers are more common than you might think; about one in five Americans develops skin cancer at some point during their lives, and more than 3.5 million non-melanoma skin cancers are diagnosed in the U.S. each year, affecting more than 2 million people. This means you should ask a dermatologist about any growths on
[Read More]Water’s Edge Dermatology Unveils New Skin Cancer Treatment This Fall
The dermatology clinic’s Okeechobee location now offers a non-surgical, painless procedure that does not cause scarring… Read More
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