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mkstump
posted 08/07/2007, comments (0)

Suncreen SPF Reminder

Hey folks! As a reminder that bigger isn't always better, The New York Times has resummarized findings that show that sunscreens with an SPF above 30 offer minimal additional protection for your skin. Check out their advice for maximum skin protection here.  
secar
posted 06/24/2007, comments (3)

Seek attention for Suspect Sun Spots

Hello,   I discovered a red spot on my leg just below the knee by about 10cm, I went to my local GP and he was not familiar with it and called in another GP for their opinion, unfortunately they both could not identify it. I was sent home with a perscription for some ointment to put on it.   I used the ointment "Bactroban" for a... Read moreChevron
Sarah
posted 03/14/2007, comments (0)

Mohs Surgery: Financial Assistance Programs for the Uninsured -- Oregon

If you are uninsured, how much could Mohs surgery, a specialized skin cancer surgery with high cure rates, cost?Mohs surgery at the Oregon Health & Science University, Department of Dermatology in Portland:Up to $6,000 depending on the severity and spread of the cancer. But, OHSU hospital may waive 50 to 100 percent of the cost, depending... Read moreChevron
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Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

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Dermatologist
posted 11/13/2006, comments (3)

Debunking Sunscreen Myths

Hi, today I want to discuss two recent topics related to skin cancer and sun protection that have been discussed in the popular press. The first is the idea that sunscreen is dangerous and causes skin cancer and the second is the benefits of the sun in promoting vitamin D formation for protection from cancer. Critics of sunscreens and sunblocks... Read moreChevron
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Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

Kevin Berman, MD, PhD

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Dermatologist
posted 08/11/2006, comments (0)

How Skin Cancers are Treated

Hi everyone. Today, I would like to discuss how skin cancers are treated. It has been my experience that many people know little about treatment options beyond surgical excision. Hopefully this will shed some light on something I consider to be an important topic.The treatment plan for skin cancer is determined by the type of tumor, the size... Read moreChevron
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Actinic Keratosis is a precancerous skin condition that develops when the skin is exposed to sun.

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