U.S. Task Force Struggles to Determine Whether Visual Skin Cancer Screening is Effective
A federal task force has determined visual skin cancer screening appears to add no benefit to those not at high risk of developing skin cancer already.
A federal task force has determined visual skin cancer screening appears to add no benefit to those not at high risk of developing skin cancer already.
A new study finds that increased screenings, and not UV exposure, is driving increasing melanoma rates in the U.S.
Many Americans say they are more concerned about wrinkles and sunburns than getting skin cancer, according to a new survey.
A new study suggests a ban on indoor tanning for teens would prevent thousands of cases of melanoma per year, save lives and save American tax payers money.
A new study warns that tanning may increase the risk of endometriosis.
The FDA is urging tanning salon operators to conduct proper maintenance following numerous reports of smoke and fire over a two year period.
New research reveals most studies claiming indoor tanning is not harmless are funded by the indoor tanning industry, while nearly all independent studies warn of skin cancer risks.
A new study suggests there may be a genetic component to indoor tanning addiction.
A new study warns that those using sunless tanning techniques are still engaging in risky sun exposure and indoor tanning behavior, increasing their risk of skin cancer and melanoma.
The FDA has issued new draft guidance on how testing should be conducted to verify the protective qualities of sunscreen products.