#melanoma

#melanoma

Tanning beds pose serious health risks, leading to potential skin cancer, as highlighted by Caroline Madden's personal experience.

Skin cancer, especially melanoma, is increasing among young people due to indoor tanning bed use.

Increased awareness is leading to earlier detection of skin cancers among young people.

Tanning obsession can lead to serious health consequences, as illustrated by Claire Brooks' battle with melanoma after years of sun exposure.

The comedian discusses her second melanoma diagnosis, expressing concerns about changing moles and awareness of skin cancer symptoms.

Katherine Ryan's mole was diagnosed cancerous after initial dismissal by a doctor, highlighting the importance of advocating for personal health concerns.

Regular sun protection is crucial as melanoma cases rise in the UK, with a predicted record of 20,800 diagnoses this year.

A new needle-free cancer vaccine trial aims to significantly boost the immune response in patients with advanced melanoma.

Faecal microbiota transplant (FMT) from successful immunotherapy patients to non-responders showed promising results in melanoma trials.

Miriam Staunton is advocating for better access to cancer treatments and trials based on her personal experience with melanoma.

Edwin Arroyave was honest with his children about Teddi Mellencamp's cancer, emphasizing transparency during a challenging time.

Immunotherapy has significantly improved prognosis and survival rates for patients with metastatic melanoma over the past 15 years.

The introduction of combined immunotherapy has drastically improved survival rates for patients with advanced melanoma.

Personalized treatment based on melanoma research used in a world-first experimental treatment for glioblastoma.

The first personalized mRNA cancer vaccine for melanoma reduces risk significantly, showing promising results for cancer treatment.

Personalised mRNA cancer vaccine for melanoma shows potential to cure cancer, reducing the risk of cancer returning in patients.