An old research paper gives an opportunity to compare knowledge and views with two decades ago. There is positive change, especially in medical terms but public perception has not improved as hoped.

Recent advances in mRNA cancer vaccines have been widely publicised. See the stance of the vaccine producers, a rational overview, information on medical trials and a view of the future for this type of vaccine.

Our effort to treat cancer is a journey through several millennia of history. One that has proven worthwhile, with modern understanding of genomics and cell structure bringing significant breakthroughs.

Skin cancer treatment has advanced so much in recent times and Mohs surgery is a significant part of this. An approach with the best cosmetic results, high cure rates and minimal disturbance to life.

The past few years have seen the ability of UK trusts, or health boards to meet their targets worsen. An outcome which can damage psychological and physical health, by bringing delays to diagnosis, or treatment.

Sarah Lee explains her melanoma journey, from misdiagnosis, to diagnosis, followed by radical surgery. She highlights the steps we can all take to avoid this and the value of early treatment.

Melanin levels in darker skin offer some protection but this is partial and survival rates are lower. See why and the changes you can adopt to protect yourself from skin cancer, or other types of sun damage.

Although they are banned in other countries, sunbed use is a matter of choice in the UK. See the reality of skin cancer cases caused and lives lost, to judge if you feel that legislation would make sense.

Spring 2022 has arrived and thoughts of the open air, or sunlit beaches follow, along with the wish for a little colour first. See clear evidence on the outcome of choosing the sunbed route before you decide.

Immune system boosters are widely offered, with ads for them increasing during the pandemic. Do they really help with skin cancer, or any other disease, or should we be looking for better answers.