Skin Cancer

What can cancer survivors do to cope and process the scale of the COVID-19 pandemic? 

Breast cancer and melanoma cancer survivor learned that a combination of changes helped her beat fatigue after cancer treatments.

Here are the top five CURE® stories for February 2020.

Men who identify as gay or bisexual report having more skin cancers than those who identify as heterosexual. More frequent use of indoor tanning could be a cause, but researchers want to find out for sure.
 

In this week’s episode of the “CURE Talks Cancer” podcast, we spoke with Lainie Jones, who has found her purpose in helping others after being diagnosed with five separate primary cancers before the age of 35 because of a rare genetic condition that predisposes her to develop the disease.
 

From Neil Peart’s passing following a battle with brain cancer to a new online support group for men with testicular cancer, here’s the news making an impact in the cancer landscape.

Patients with stage 3 melanoma who had one or more circulating tumor cells were found to relapse sooner, providing physicians with an important biomarker to treat the likelihood of relapse.

Perspectives on treatment decision-making in cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma, particularly regarding who is involved in selecting therapy.

Dr. Todd Schlesinger shares his experience with cemiplimab, an immunotherapy agent used to treat cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.
 

Considerations for the use of immunotherapy, a novel approach to treatment, in patients with cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma.