European Skin Cancer Foundation (ESCF)

European Skin Cancer Foundation (ESCF) Official ESCF page The European Skin Cancer Foundation aims to promote skin cancer awareness and knowledge for different target groups.

Health care officials and politicians as well as the general population are addressed by awareness and education campaigns in order to enhance their knowledge with regard to skin cancer and the associated costs for the health care system. General practitioners and dermatologists will be informed and trained regarding all aspects of skin cancer, including risk factors, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, enabling them to perform regular skin cancer screenings and treat early stages of skin cancer. The European Skin Cancer Foundation will support research activities in the field of non melanoma skin cancer (NMSC), focusing on innovative modalities for skin cancer prevention, treatment and diagnosis of skin cancer.

22/04/2014

Atypical moles (also known as dysplastic nevi) do not look like ordinary moles. They may have some or all of the following characteristics:
- Larger than average (5mm-15mm)
- Irregular or indistinct borders
- Color is variable throughout and may be pink, brown and/or black
- Surface may be bumpy or smooth
- May resemble a fried egg, with a raised center of darker pigmentation surrounded by a flat, lighter area

Learn more about dysplastic nevi at: http://www.aimatmelanoma.org/en/aim-for-answers/risk-factors/moles.html

17/04/2014

Did you know there is no such thing as a safe tan? The Skin Cancer Foundation reveals the facts behind the fiction of common skin myths including “base tans.” www.skincancer.org/myths

14/04/2014

Showcasing the beauty of skin in infants, toddlers and teens, this PSA asks women to change their thinking, not their skin.

14/04/2014

Tourists are advised to avoid ‘black henna’ tattoos when travelling, particularly to Bali and other destinations in Asia and the Middle East.

26/03/2014

Do you know what skin cancer looks like?

We should all check our skin regularly. Get to know your skin and take immediate action if you notice any changes. A simple check using the ABCD formula could save your life.

Check out this great resource for more information http://bit.ly/1ixRF09

26/03/2014

Find out what factors contribute to developing melanoma and how to lower your risk. www.skincancer.org/risk

12/03/2014

We’re putting the record straight on nanoparticles and sunscreen. Sunscreen formulas are regulated through the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA). The TGA has conducted a review and to date there is NO credible evidence that sunscreens containing nanoparticles pose a health risk, however there IS plenty of evidence proving that sunscreen reduces the risk skin cancer.

For more info http://bit.ly/I7YUy1

12/03/2014

Don't go to your next dermatologist appointment feeling unprepared. Learn what to expect during a routine full-body skin examination and what questions to ask.

11/03/2014

It's important know your skin so that you notice any changes. Try and develop a regular habit of checking your skin for new spots and changes to existing freckles or moles. Ask a friend or family member to check the areas you can't see yourself. We've got a handy guide on how to check your skin here: http://bit.ly/1dJCkYw

05/03/2014

It’s never too late to lower your skin cancer risk. Follow this list of skin cancer prevention tips. Spread the word by sharing this post with your friends and family. www.skincancer.org/prevention

05/03/2014

Your skin remembers everything - all the sunburns, tans or just simple day-to-day time spent outdoors without sun protection. It all adds up, increasing your risk of skin cancer. http://bit.ly/1hVEt73

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