Skin cancer prevention blog
How to Stick to the Shade in Big Cities: Tips for Staying Sun-Safe
In most cities, there are plenty of natural or architectural features that provide shade. One of the easiest ways to stay out of the direct sun is to plan your walking routes around shaded areas.
Safe Travel Tips for Skin Cancer Survivors and High-Risk Individuals
Traveling is one of life’s greatest pleasures, but if you're a skin cancer survivor or at high risk for developing skin cancer, it’s important to be mindful of your skin's health while on the go. Whether you’re heading to a sunny beach or a high-altitude destination, it’s essential to take extra precautions to protect your skin from UV exposure. Here are some practical tips to ensure you stay sun-safe while enjoying your travels.
Skin Health After Tanning: How Total Body Photography Can Help Reduce Skin Cancer Risks
If you’ve used tanning beds in the past, you may have questions about your skin health and what proactive steps you can take to monitor your risk.
This article explores the risks associated with tanning bed use, why early detection matters, and how total body photography can help you stay ahead in your skin health journey.
Using Your Health Savings Account (HSA) to Pay for Total Body Photography
If your dermatologist has recommended total body photography (TBP) to monitor your skin for potential signs of cancer or other changes, you may be wondering if you can use your HSA to cover the cost. The answer is often yes, provided certain conditions are met.
What to Expect at Your Total Body Photography Appointment
If your dermatologist has recommended Total Body Photography, you might be curious about what the process involves and how to prepare. Here’s what to expect at your total body photography appointment.
Chicago Miles for Melanoma 5K
Melanoma patients, survivors, caregivers and supporters gathered at Montrose Beach Park in Chicago on Sunday, July 21 to participate in the Miles for Melanoma 5K to raise funds for the Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF).