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Category Archives for Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer
Actinic Keratosis: Symptoms, Treatment and Skin Cancer Risk
Actinic Keratosis: Symptoms, Treatment, and Skin Cancer Risk. Learn what actinic keratosis looks like, how it differs from skin cancer, available treatments, when biopsy may be needed, and how to reduce
Continue readingSkin Cancer Pain Itch?
While Itch May be Present in Skin Cancer the Degree of Pain is More of a Predictor of Which Type of Non-Melanoma Skin Cancer- If you’re reading this post you may be wondering if the itchy mole on
Continue readingSkin Cancer Screening- Pros and Cons
Skin Cancer Screening Does Identify Problems…But Does it Lead to Over-diagnosis and Over-Treatment? Is more screening for skin cancer better or worse for people? According to the articles linked
Continue readingSkin Cancer Prevention- Nutrition, Supplementation, Lifestyle and more…
“Topical application or oral administration of green tea through drinking water of mice prevents UVB-induced skin cancer development…” At the time I didn’t give it second
Continue readingSkin Cancer Screening-The Best Facial Lotion
Sun Tan Lotion is the most Effective Method of Screening Your Face from Skin Cancer. The Best Mineral Sunscreen is from MD Solar Sciences Okay, I admit it. As a teen I tanned constantly. If I knew then
Continue readingAll you need to learn about CBD sunscreen
In order to understand the physics and chemistry of CBD sunscreen, you need to first learn about CBD topicals and how they interact with your skin Even though many are inspired by the simple thought of
Continue readingMelanoma Dx- Evidence-based, Non-toxic Skin Cancer Therapies
Chronic exposure of solar UV radiation to the skin leads to basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Cancer Coach- Hi from the UK. I am a 3 year stage 3B melanoma survivor who is under a “watch
Continue readingIndoor Tanning- Raise/Reduce Skin Cancer Risk
“Of 5,000 total skin cancer cases in Canada in 2015, a total of 7.0% of melanomas, 5.2% of Basel Cell Carcinomas, and 7.5% of Squamous Cell Carcinomas were caused by ever-use of indoor tanning devices.” If
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