More than 17,500 people are diagnosed with melanoma every year, making it the UK's fifth most common cancer - and cases are expected to rise in 2025.

What it is: Also known as canine warts, papillomas are small growths that can develop on your dog’s skin. They are ... run ...

They usually develop on exposed areas of skin, such as the legs, arms, and back. Dermatofibromas do not develop into cancer. In general, people who have dermatofibromas do not experience other ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The NHS is partnering with UK life sciences company Scancell to do clinical trials of an ambitious new ...

"It was a very malignant cancer that had a very high chance of spreading, so the only option to save her was to amputate the leg," he said. Since Asia's amputation on March 10, Power said she has ...

Anjelica Huston has revealed she was diagnosed with cancer (Picture ... If you’ve got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing ...

That caused a few changes in the shape of a mole on Monaghan’s leg—which she did not initially take seriously till her husband—who is Australian—insisted on getting it checked. “There’s a high rate of ...

Nearly half of skin cancer patients who underwent surgery still do not use sunscreen, a third do not use protective gear, like hats, and one in six do not avoid the midday sun, a new study has shown.

Older populations are experiencing the most significant increases in skin cancer cases, with invasive melanoma rates rising sharply among those older than 60 years, up to 3% per year in Australia ...

But PSG scored three top drawer goals and take a comfortable lead into the second leg at Villa Park next week. Check out some of the best photographs from an historic night in Paris ...

A former tanning bed user has warned of their dangers after she spent 15 years battling two bouts of deadly skin cancer ... mole at the base of her leg in 2009 – and then asked her to get ...