"Wear sunscreen, get a skin check whenever you can," he said. Hugh Jackman continues to urge fans to wear sunscreen while he keeps them updated on his latest health scare. Taking to Instagram on ...

The actor has been treated for skin cancer on his nose five times Hugh Jackman is keeping his promise and updating his fans on his latest skin biopsy. The 52-year-old actor recently underwent a skin ...

The actor has previously been treated for skin cancer on his nose five times Hugh Jackman wants fans to know the importance of skin cancer prevention. The actor, 52, who is rehearsing for his debut in ...

Khloé Kardashian is encouraging fans to get checked for skin cancer after recently undergoing a biopsy on her scalp. “I get my skin checked for skin cancer, anything, a few times a year,” the ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Individuals who undergo skin screenings experience higher rates of biopsies and melanoma, according to a study.

An expert discusses features of a skin lesion that would prompt a skin biopsy in the diagnosis of locally advanced basal cell carcinoma (laBCC). Anna C. Pavlick, D.O.: Biopsies do not have to be done ...

Brendan Camp, MD, FAAD, is a double board-certified dermatologist. A dermatologist may use a physical exam and medical history to diagnose psoriasis. Skin biopsies help distinguish psoriasis from ...

The stage and screen actor has been treated for basal cell carcinoma in the past By Ryan Parker Former Senior Reporter Hugh Jackman on Monday revealed that he was undergoing a skin biopsy over a ...

You have full access to this article via your institution. Morphological and molecular abnormalities in skin biopsy tissue, consistency with sural nerve biopsy findings, and correlation with different ...

Actor Hugh Jackman knows a thing or two about the need to get your skin checked for skin cancer. The Wolverine star posted a 30-second video revealing his most recent biopsy on his nose during a visit ...

Accumulation of the biomarker p-syn in the skin distinguishes patients with Parkinson's disease from patients with symptoms of parkinsonism due to other neurodegenerative disorders, scientists report.