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Sculpture by the Sea 2024: giant melanoma on Sydney beach to deliver ‘message that will be hard to ignore’

Sculpture often divides opinion but it’s rare for a work to carry the claim it may save lives

The Guardian - AU

Study reveals metastatic melanoma survival improves on immunotherapy

Data from a landmark international trial show half of patients with metastatic melanoma treated with a immune checkpoint people live cancer-free for 10 years or more. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Half of advanced melanoma patients live for 10 years with double drug treatment

Experts hail ‘remarkable’ trial results for treatment of a form of skin cancer that once had grim prognosis

The Guardian - UK

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New vaccine shows promise in treating patients with advanced cancers

Early trial results show mRNA jab creates immune response against cancer

Evening Standard

'I once went four times in a week' — how sunbeds have made a comeback amongst Gen Z

Once a relic of the nineties and noughties, new research has found that sunbeds are having revival – with Gen Z leading the way. Emma Loffhagen discovers why

Evening Standard

Are taller people at a higher risk of developing cancer?

Cancer has been associated with several factors. But the correlation between cancer and height might come as a big surprise. As per the World Cancer Research Fund there is a strong connection between the height and the chances of developing cancer. It states that the height of an individual is…

The Times of India

Dutch beach restaurants add sunscreen ‘shots’ to menu in fight against cancer

Hospitality venues across the Netherlands partake in a new scheme to combat high rates of deadly melanoma

The Guardian - UK

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Beware! Dangerous beauty trend claims to heal acne, but raises skin cancer risk, experts warn

The Internet is full of self-help tutorials, natural remedies, and so-called 'miracle' cures that promise quick fixes for health and beauty concerns. However, not all of these tips are backed by science, and many of them can cause more harm than good and sometimes lead to life-threatening consequences.

The Times of India

Rare and aggressive skin cancer initially dismissed as verruca on pregnant mum

Tests revealed that Beatrice Buckley had stage three acral melanoma

The Independent UK

'Together we've done this': Inspiring power of science and hope

We talk to melanoma researchers Richard Scolyer and Georgina Long.

The Canberra Times

From immunotherapy to mRNA vaccines – the latest science on melanoma treatment explained

More than 16,000 Australians will be diagnosed with melanoma each year. Most of these will be caught early, and can be cured by surgery.

The Conversation

First Thing: Biden to issue order on new restrictions at US-Mexico border

President’s move comes amid voter dissatisfaction over migration, while progressive and Latino lawmakers express alarm. Plus, world’s first personalized cancer vaccine halves the risk of death from melanoma

The Guardian - UK

‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

Vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says Cancer Research UK’s chief clinician

The Guardian - UK

Rates of melanoma skin cancer hit all-time high in UK, study finds

Cancer Research UK notes particular rise in diagnoses among older people and says majority of cases are preventable

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Changes In Your Nail Color May Signal Cancer Risk

Researchers now recommend nail screening in patients with a personal or family history of melanoma or other potential BAP1-associated malignancy.

The Guardian - UK

Labour MP Chris Bryant being treated after skin cancer detected in his lung

Minister, who had treatment for condition five years ago, says melanoma was found during routine scan in January

Evening Standard

Labour MP Chris Bryant's warning after being diagnosed with skin cancer in lung

A Labour MP on Monday warned the public to “take skin cancer seriously” as he revealed he had been diagnosed with melanoma in his lung.

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Are sunbeds bad for you? More than a third of Londoners at higher risk of skin cancer

‘There’s no such thing as a safe UV tanning,’ Cancer Research UK says

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Evening Standard

More than a third of Londoners using sunbeds as skin cancer cases rise, survey claims

Charity warns use of tanning machines ‘alarmingly high’ despite evidence they cause cancer

Evening Standard

What is the skin cancer vaccine undergoing trials?

The mRNA vaccine being tested on melanoma patients has been described as one of the most exciting developments in cancer treatment for many years

The Guardian - UK

‘Real hope’ for cancer cure as personal mRNA vaccine for melanoma trialled

Excitement among patients and researchers as custom-built jabs enter phase 3 trial

International Business Times UK

'I'm still in a bit of shock': YouTuber Ninja Diagnosed with Melanoma, Encourages Skin Checks

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Ninja reveals skin cancer diagnosis: 'Please take this as a PSA to get skin checkups'

The famed Fortnite streamer said doctors believe they caught and removed the melanoma in its early stages.

Evening Standard

Who is Ninja? Twitch's biggest gamer reveals cancer diagnosis

The gamer shared a message on X, urging his fans to get their skin checked after his melanoma discovery

The Times of India

Melanoma: All about the risks, symptoms, and common myths

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that develops in the cells called melanocytes, which produce melanin, the pigment responsible for skin color. Melanoma, a type of skin cancer, often arises on sun-exposed areas, but can also occur elsewhere that are not typically exposed. Generally, people have many misconceptions regarding…

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