Kids develop all sorts of bumps, spots, blisters, burns and rashes. Many of these marks may have parents wondering if their child needs to see a dermatologist, or if they should take a wait-and-see ...

ATLANTA - The sun can be sneaky when it comes to skin cancer. So, dermatologist Dr. Rutledge Forney of Dermatology Affiliates in Atlanta says if you are 40 or older, you should get a full-body skin ...

The world of skin care and how to properly look after our skin can often be daunting and confusing. Today, dermatologist Angelo Landriscina, MD joins SELF to answer skin care questions and debunk some ...

Skin cancer is the leading cause of cancer in the United States. "Particularly in the last two decades, the incidence specifically among the Latinx population has increased by 20%," said Dr. Tiffany ...

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Those small red spots on your skin aren’t always cause for concern—but some may signal underlying health issues. Here’s what ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — OHSU doctors are now in the book of Guinness Book of World Records. The team of dermatologists found the smallest skin cancer ever detected, thanks to a patient’s proactive prevention ...

HEROES. RUNNING TOWARD DANGER WHEN OTHERS RUN AWAY. BUT BEHIND THEIR BRAVERY LIES A SILENT THREAT. FIREFIGHTERS ARE 9% MORE LIKELY TO BE DIAGNOSED WITH CANCER AND 14% MORE LIKELY TO DIE OF THEIR ...

Moisturize your skin, as airplanes and different climates can make your skin drier. Apply moisturizer when your skin is still damp after bathing, and whenever it feels dry. If you have dry skin, apply ...

This year, 1,990 Coloradans are expected to be diagnosed with skin cancer, and about 160 people will die from skin cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. A mobile clinic — the Sun Bus — is ...

When Mika Stambaugh went to the dermatologist for a simple skin check, she didn't expect to leave that appointment with a gaping hole in her face. “Shocked. Shocked. I mean scared, like whoa," the ...