Melanoma makes up only 1% of U.S. skin cancers but leads to the most deaths, and now a study from Brown University found that ...

Nicola McFadden, 42, used sun beds for 26 years and was unaware of the risks until skin cancer was found in several areas of ...

Melanoma accounts for only 1% of skin cancers in the United States but results in the largest number of skin cancer deaths.

According to scientists,you're two and a half times more likely to develop squamous cell carcinoma if you use a tanning bed, and one and ... are diagnosed with skin cancer each year in Britain ...

Mother of 3, Claire Turner, 43, said she didn't have changed moles or skin lesions — a rarity that occurs in about 3% of melanoma cases.

when he dropped by our recording studio to school us on preventing skin cancer. Rossi said tanning is the “No. 1” thing he would never do — especially using a tanning bed. “If you’re doi ...

There is a negative association between travel time to tanning facilities and county-level melanoma incidence rates, ...

Now, almost 10 years later, tanning beds are back on the scene but this time with a different name. “Collariums” have begun ...

Using any type of tanning bed for any period of time may increase the likelihood of developing melanoma âÄî the most deadly form of skin cancer âÄî by 74 percent, the study said. The study showed that ...

As the weather gets warmer and summer approaches, many people think about their tanning options because they want to look ...