Everyday Iowa - Skin Cancer Awareness Month with Dr. Ashlynne Clark

Skin cancer can begin inconspicuously. An expert reveals what symptoms you should not ignore. Early detection is crucial.

Everyday Iowa - Skin Cancer Awareness month with Dr. Ashlynne Clark

It's Skin Cancer Awareness month and Dr. Ashlynne Clark educates us on the three main types of skin cancer & prevention tips to keep you safe.

Thanks to their access to hard-to-observe areas, stylists have the possibility to warn early signs of this disease and lead to a timely medical consultation

Applying sunscreen has become a routine since childhood. From babies to middle school students, parents are much more careful about the sun exposure of their children's skin. Specialists are once again drawing attention to the importance of daily use of sunscreen. They prevent the occurrence of several diseases, including skin cancer, the most common form of cancer worldwide.

Melanoma is the most aggressive skin cancer, but also one of the most preventable. Detecting it early can save lives. Learn to identify it and protect your skin every day. Melanoma detection is key to a better prognosis. Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that originates in melanocytes, the cells that produce melanin, which is responsible for skin color. Although it is less common than other types of skin cancer, it is the most aggressive and res…

This disease is mainly caused by repeated and unprotected exposure to ultraviolet rays, such as sunlight, lamps and solar beds. World Melanoma Day is celebrated every May 23. This is the most severe skin cancer, although it can also manifest in the eyes and, rarely, in internal parts such as nose or throat. The tumor is formed in cells that produce melanin, the pigment that gives color to the skin. Although the cause is unclear, it is known that…