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Lymphoma linked to uv light - Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma the cancer that killed Jackie Kennedy Onassis has been linked to ultraviolet light, used by sunbeds and for treating psoriasis...
Sunscreens: Sunblock factors are not all equal - The sunblock factor on a sunscreen pack may be the same as another product – but it doesn’t mean it offers the same protection.
Sunbathing without sunscreens - As the skin cancer incidence continues to grow at an alarming rate, research shows that sun worshippers using sunscreens run an increased risk of mal...
Main types of skin cancer - Of the three main types of skin cancer, two of them basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas are increasing in prevalence, but are almost entirely trea...
Sunscreens - their benefits and hazards - Sunscreens usually work by using either a physical sun filter, such as talc, titanium oxide or zinc oxide, or chemicals containing active ingredients...
Cyclosporin raises skin cancer risk in psoriasis patients - Psoriasis treatment that includes the immunosuppressant cyclosporin along with psoralen and ultraviolet A (PUVA) light therapy is associated with a si...
Skin cancer: diet can help - A low-fat diet can help reduce the risk of skin cancer, a US study has discovered. ...
A footnote on skin cancer - As I stood in the shower this morning, I suddenly wondered whether the curious unexplained rise in skin cancer on the soles of the feet might be cause...