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Don’t Sacrifice Skin Health For Vitamin D. Take a Supplement
Recent headlines argue sunscreen use may block vitamin D absorption. Read More
Don’t Get Burned with DIY Sunscreen Trend
Experts say stick to store-bought for best protection. Read More
Moffitt Sets Records at Annual Pier 60 Cancer Screening Event
The event, which just completed its 23rd year, offered free screenings for skin cancers as well as a variety of head and neck cancers. Read More
Is SPF Makeup Enough?
Two-in-one products may not be best bet for sun protection. Read More
Sunscreen Effects Are More Than Skin Deep
Recent study on sunscreen absorption in blood has Moffitt expert offering alternatives Read More
Making Progress Against Melanoma?
As Skin Cancer Awareness Month begins, Moffitt continues studies of deadliest form Read More
Baseball Fans Swing for the Fences with Skin Screenings
Baseball fans up and down Florida’s West coast took advantage of Moffitt Cancer Center’s 12th annual Spring Swing® Sun Safety Tour this year. Read More
Beauty is Skin Deep
Former Miss Universe diagnosed with Melanoma Read More
Multiple Skin Cancers Could Indicate Higher Risks for Other Cancers
A recent study that suggests multiple occurrences of common skin cancers may indicate an increased risk for other cancers. Read More
Do You Know the Tell 'Tail' Signs of Canine Skin Cancer?
According to the American Kennel Club, skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed type of tumor found in dogs. Read More
Sunscreen Pills Are A Thing, But The Thing Is, They Don’t Really Work
Moffitt Cancer Center doctors warn that there’s no pill or capsule that can replace your sunscreen. Read More
Don’t Get Burned with DIY Sunscreen Trend
Experts say stick to store-bought for best protection. Read More
Moffitt Sets Records at Annual Pier 60 Cancer Screening Event
The event, which just completed its 23rd year, offered free screenings for skin cancers as well as a variety of head and neck cancers. Read More
Is SPF Makeup Enough?
Two-in-one products may not be best bet for sun protection. Read More
Sunscreen Effects Are More Than Skin Deep
Recent study on sunscreen absorption in blood has Moffitt expert offering alternatives Read More
Making Progress Against Melanoma?
As Skin Cancer Awareness Month begins, Moffitt continues studies of deadliest form Read More
Baseball Fans Swing for the Fences with Skin Screenings
Baseball fans up and down Florida’s West coast took advantage of Moffitt Cancer Center’s 12th annual Spring Swing® Sun Safety Tour this year. Read More
Beauty is Skin Deep
Former Miss Universe diagnosed with Melanoma Read More
Tanning Bed Use Can Raise Your Chance of a Second Melanoma Diagnosis
There is no such thing as a healthy tan and trying to maintain that illusion during the winter months by tanning indoors is a dangerous plan, according to researchers. Read More
Multiple Skin Cancers Could Indicate Higher Risks for Other Cancers
A recent study that suggests multiple occurrences of common skin cancers may indicate an increased risk for other cancers. Read More
Do You Know the Tell 'Tail' Signs of Canine Skin Cancer?
According to the American Kennel Club, skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed type of tumor found in dogs. Read More
Sunscreen Pills Are A Thing, But The Thing Is, They Don’t Really Work
Moffitt Cancer Center doctors warn that there’s no pill or capsule that can replace your sunscreen. Read More
The Five Most Common Mistakes People Make When Applying Sunscreen
The process of applying sunscreen sounds like it should be a no-brainer, right? Not so fast. Read More
Ways to Teach Kids About Sun Safety
Even if sun-safe practices are second nature to you, explaining sun safety to your children might still be a bit of a challenge. Read More
Infographic: Keeping Your Skin Safe During the Summer
Need help picking out the right sun protection gear? Avoid the sun a little easier with this infographic. Read More
Ask the Experts: Your Questions About Skin Cancer Answered
In Moffitt's second Ask the Experts Facebook Live event, oncologist Dr. Vernon Sondak answered your questions about skin cancer and the dangers of sun exposure. Read More
