Skin Cancer: The Cure of the Future? In a Cream
Australian research opens new avenues against skin cancer: a topical cream could revolutionize therapies.
Melanoma vaccine in phase 3: towards approval in 2025
Moderna and Merck's vaccine reduces melanoma death rate by 62%, moving closer to FDA approval in 2025
The sun burns, the risk rises: free sunscreen distributors in Holland
The Netherlands converts COVID-19 disinfection points into free sunscreen dispensers to counter the increase in skin cancer cases.
Melanoma, a portable, painless device identifies it without biopsies
A small, fast and highly accurate device detects melanoma with the same sensitivity as hospital diagnostics. It can be the turning point for routine visits.
Science close to understanding how skin repairs itself
The regenerative mechanism of the skin: a great mystery never fully understood. To date: A new study from the University of Manchester represents perhaps the definitive turning point.
Vaccine against melanoma: it is now twice as powerful
An insight from a Mount Sinai team adds two ingredients to the melanoma vaccine that double its potency, and could prevent relapses.
Mole mapping and do-it-yourself tests with NOTE Mole Tracker
Preventing melanoma is possible through the mapping of moles. Today NOTE mole tracker allows you to do it directly from home, with a dedicated device
Synthetic melanin comes against damage from solar radiation
Solar radiation is harmful to our body, you know. Yet you cannot shield everything with lead: a synthetic melanin can solve everything.
DIRC3, A molecule that can stop melanoma has been identified
A joint study manages to isolate and identify DIRC3, a molecule that suppresses skin cancer. New hopes to stop melanoma.
Melanoma vaccine, the results come: it works
The drug shows efficacy on mice in preventing the development of melanoma, related tumors and related metastases. The melanoma vaccine is reality.
