Pregnancy August 23, 2016 How pregnancy may increase the risk of skin cancer, leave babies at risk When the mole on Kristin Nyerges’ neck began to change during pregnancy, the mom-to-be didn’t think much of it.
BEAUTY AND SKIN August 17, 2016 Convenient spray sunscreens may come with allergy risks Q&A with Dr. Manny: Is it true that spray sunscreens could be unsafe for children?
Sunburn August 9, 2016 The best home remedies for sunburn Despite an abundance of advice to use sunblock, sometimes sunburn happens.
Stop Smoking August 5, 2016 CDC: Some racial, ethnic groups still smoking at high rates despite overall decline Despite an overall decline in cigarette smoking among adults since the 1960s, some racial and ethnic groups are continuing to smoke at high rates, a study published Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests.
Skin Cancer August 5, 2016 Scientists rehash evidence on sunscreen and skin cancer There isn't much evidence to conclusively prove that daily sunscreen use can prevent most skin cancers, a research review concludes.
Skin Cancer August 4, 2016 Melanoma less common but more deadly for black patients Even though Caucasians are much more likely to develop skin cancer than other ethnic groups, people of color who do get the disease are less likely to survive, a U.S. study suggests.
BEAUTY AND SKIN August 4, 2016 The 7 best ways to treat a sunburn Avoiding sunburn should be easy—the key word there being should, of course.
Medications August 2, 2016 7 medications that increase sun and heat sensitivity This summer's must-reads aren't romances or thrillers; they're the warning labels and package inserts for your drugs and supplements.
Skin Cancer August 1, 2016 Tanning as a fashion accessory continues to put us in harm's way The suntan was born as a fashion accessory in France in 1923—or so legend has it.
Illness July 27, 2016 'Big Bang Theory' cast films melanoma PSA after death of young fan The cast of CBS's hit comedy show "The Big Bang Theory" has filmed a public service announcement to raise awareness about skin cancer after learning of the death of a young Maryland fan.
Skin Cancer July 26, 2016 Doctors not sure we all need routine skin cancer screening There isn’t enough evidence yet to say whether routine full-body skin cancer screenings are safe or effective, according to U.S. guidelines aimed at preventing deaths from these malignancies.