Early Detection
A recently developed early detection tool can improve early diagnosis critical to the successful treatment of melanoma.
For many years, the early warning signs of melanoma have been identified by the acronym "ABCDE" (A stands for Asymmetry, B stands for Border, C for Color, D for Diameter and E for Evolving or changing was recently added.). While the ABCDE rule helps detect many melanomas, there are a group of melanomas that do not manifest the ABCDE features. Recently, several melanoma specialists developed a new method of sight detection for skin lesions which could be melanoma.
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For many years, the early warning signs of melanoma have been identified by the acronym "ABCDE" (A stands for Asymmetry, B stands for Border, C for Color, D for Diameter and E for Evolving or changing was recently added.). While the ABCDE rule helps detect many melanomas, there are a group of melanomas that do not manifest the ABCDE features. Recently, several melanoma specialists developed a new method of sight detection for skin lesions which could be melanoma.
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Early detection is the best defense against all forms of skin cancer. A monthly self-exam of your skin is easy, takes around ten minutes, and could save your life.
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Certain types of skin are at greater risk for developing sun damage and skin cancer. Do you know your skin type? Check out our photos and descriptions to find the one that best matches your skin.
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HIV, several diseases, and certain medicines used in treating organ transplants and other conditions all have something in common: They can weaken the immune system, leading to skin cancers.
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This
Valentine's Day, forgo the flowers and chocolate and give
each other a meaningful and quite possibly lifesaving gift — a skin cancer exam.
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