There’s a “strong case for an association” between the drug azathioprine and the development of a common type of skin cancer, say researchers in the U.K.

When your loved one has a suspicious mole, urge them to get a skin cancer exam, even if they're stubborn. Here are some snappy answers to common cop-outs.

How much do you know about skin cancer? Take this true or false quiz to test your knowledge.

Only four percent of skin cancers are melanoma, but it accounts for three-quarters of all skin cancer-related deaths.

Self skin-checks are an important part of preventing and early detection of skin cancer. The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends that everyone do a monthly self skin check, from head to toe.

Derma.plus, a website that provides information about skin diseases has published the Skin Cancer Index 2018, a comprehensive look at the global impact of skin cancer.

The way people typically apply sunscreen provides, at most, about 40 percent of the expected protection, say researchers at King’s College in London. The reason: Most people put on sunscreen too thin.

You’ve gotten a stage 4 melanoma diagnosis. You’re scared and uncertain for your future. A team of doctors will explain your options for treatment.

A stage 4 melanoma diagnosis is scary. Make a list of questions to ask your doctor about your options, treatment, and what to expect.

The Mediterranean diet—rich in antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids—can help lower your risk of developing skin cancer.