Most people have moles-- which are the small brown or black spots on the skin-- and they are generally harmless. However, ...

While they're both skin markings, birthmarks and moles differ in how they look, their causes, and what they may mean for your ...

Melanoma is the rarest form of skin cancer, and the only one linked to new moles. Here, a dermatologist shares more common ...

While living it up in the sun, it is important to lather up with the proper protective sunscreen, as skin cancer is no ...

The Mole Mobile can connect you to a dermatologist as Melanoma Canada makes a stop in Greater Sudbury this weekend ...

Melanoma Canada has announced the Mole Mobile, the mobile skin cancer screening unit on wheels, will be in Sudbury on July 26. It will be at Bell Park, the York Street South Parking Lot, from 10 a.m.

Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer. It often starts out as a coloured mole or spot, but can spread fast to surrounding skin and other organs. Melanomas make up only one or two per ...

Common moles are those we’re born with or develop until about age 40. They can change or even disappear over the years, and very rarely become skin cancers. But according to the National Cancer ...

It’s very common to have moles or freckles on your skin and the majority of the time they are no cause for concern. However, if a mole changes in appearance, it’s important to get it checked out as ...

Melanoma Canada launched a series of mobile skin cancer screening clinics across Ontario this summer, as part of a five-year plan to hit its goal to screen 25,000 Canadians annually.

TORONTO, Nov. 29, 2021 /CNW/ - Skinopathy, a Canadian medical technology company, alongside the Melanoma Network of Canada (MNC), the Canadian Skin Cancer Foundation (CSCF), and the Save Your Skin ...