Skin Cancer

Merck, Moderna detail potential skin cancer vaccine progress

The company said a possible melanoma vaccine it is studying with pharmaceutical giant Merck fared well in a small study of patients who had the cancer surgically removed

Australia: Bondi beach goes nude for one day as thousands strip off for Tunick's Sydney installation

The project is American photographer Spencer Tunick’s latest one that aims at encouraging Australians to get regular skin check-ups

Can the most severe form of skin cancer be cured? Understanding the latest breakthrough

Scientists in the US have developed a novel way to stop the growth of melanoma, the most severe form of skin cancer. This major breakthrough offers hope that new treatment for the disease could be developed

Amid blistering heat, Karnataka reports ‘extreme’ UV index: What is it and why are doctors concerned?

Devised in 2002 by the World Health Organization, the UV (ultraviolet) index measures the the level of UV radiation. High levels of UV radiation are responsible for skin cancers, sunburns and cataracts

Hugh Jackman says skin biopsy 'incoclusive', says will get himself rechecked for cancer after filming current project

Hugh Jackman reiterated his advice for his fans and followers to get regular skin tests and wear sunscreen.

A new way to monitor skin cancer: Scientists suggest a urine test could help track progression and treatment response

A recent scientific breakthrough brings good news for people suffering from a particular type of skin cancer, malignant melanoma.

Wearable device for melanoma treatment: Scientists develop a nanoneedle skin patch for this aggressive form of cancer

If a skin lesion shows a change in size, colour or shape or you notice any other symptoms like itching and crusting, it is best to consult a dermatologist at the earliest.

Researchers in South Korea develop new Artificial Intelligence algorithm for diagnosing skin conditions

A new learning-based AI algorithm for diagnosing skin conditions is creating a buzz in the medical field

Climate change, rising popularity of T20s threaten Test cricket, says former Australia skipper Ian Chappell

Former Australia skipper Ian Chappell believes Test cricket is threatened not just by the rising popularity of T20s but also climate change, something that the boards around the globe need to pay serious attention.

Groundwater in 40 districts of UP's rural areas have high levels of arsenic

2.34 crore people, who depend on hand pumps & tube wells, are affected by the contamination of arsenic.