European Skin Cancer Foundation (ESCF)

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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.

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.

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.

04/03/2014

A preservative used in disposable baby wipes and other products is causing an increasing number of cases of allergic contact dermatitis.

26/02/2014
25/02/2014

AIM is a cancer research organization committed to increasing support for melanoma research; promoting prevention and education; and providing comprehensive resources for patients, survivors, and caregivers.

25/02/2014

Anybody can get skin cancer, especially those of us who grew up in Florida and Arizona and have very fair skin that freckles easily.

19/02/2014

In a project titled “Ultraviolet Beauties,” Brooklyn-based artist Cara Phillips used ultraviolet photography to expose sun spots and other blemishes in people’s skin that the human eye can’t see.

The photos also send a horrifying message about the effects of sun exposure and the sun damage that you can’t see.

The more time you spend in the sun without sun protection, the more sun damage you will have and the greater your risk of skin cancer later in life.

Find out how to be protect yourself: http://bit.ly/1hVEt73

04/02/2014

JAMA Dermatology has released a study, “International Prevalence of Indoor Tanning -- A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.”

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