Since 1990,cancer in people aged 18 to 49 has increased by 80 per cent worldwide. But why?
There are disturbing reports that commercial sunbeds are making a comeback in Australia despite being illegal since 2016.
It’s been a challenging winter and I know my fellow doctors,nurses and paramedics are exhausted. A line from Spider-Man has been echoing in my mind.
Professor Georgina Long,2024’s Australian of the Year with fellow melanoma researcher Richard Scolyer,on life,death – and what young women need to know.
The Sydney teacher is one of dozens of Australians who contributed to a global trial set to transform treatment of melanomas and,potentially,other cancers.
There are dozens,possibly hundreds,of other similar videos on social media,prompting leading advertising figures to call out marketing tactics lacking social responsibility.
Radiation and melanoma experts say updates to the TGA’s rules for sunscreen labelling fail to address issues with aerosol sunscreen safety.
Eva Urtone’s primary school had a no-hat,no-play policy,but the policy was forgotten by year seven. Her high school is about to become one of the first in the state to mandate hats.
A joint investigation by The Age,The Sydney Morning Herald and A Current Affair has uncovered the dangerous advertisements and dubious claims being used to promote a new wave of tanning products.
A program trying to harness AI to radically change how skin cancer is detected is being considered by the Albanese government.
Cancer experts want free screenings for high-risk patients to detect deadly melanomas before they take hold,as people delay checks due to the rising out-of-pocket cost.