Young Australians are more likely to have skin cancer detected on non-sunburnt parts of their body compared with people over 40, a new study from the University of Queensland has found.
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Ink and the lurking malignant melanoma
The popularity of “ink” or tattoos has skyrocketed in modern society. The simple tattoo of the past has been replaced by a new found art form with whole body parts tattooed.
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Five risk factors to skin cancer detection
Providing workplace health and well being on site solutions increases both the awareness and the early detection of disease, thereby minimising chronic disease.
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Educating miners on skin cancer and preventative healthcare
Australia has the highest levels of skin cancer in the world, with two in three people diagnosed in their life time.
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Educating mine workers on skin cancer
Skin Patrol helps remote mine workers with skin cancer prevention and education. Safe To Work explains.
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