Did you know that more Australians died from melanoma than road accidents in 2021? A new, landmark report from Melanoma Institute Australia has found that melanoma rates are rising. It estimates that without critical action, by 2030 a further
“Every melanoma starts out as one single cell, and that’s what having a regular skin cancer check is all about!” In this short video, Skin Cancer Doctor Terry Harvey explains what potentially deadly melanomas can look like, and when to see a doctor
Acral lentiginous melanoma is a type of skin cancer making up about one to three per cent of melanomas. It is unique because it occurs on the hands and feet, including the palms, soles, fingers, toes, and even underneath the nails.