Move For Melanoma is Back for its 6th Year!
Move for Melanoma is an annual activity challenge that takes place across Canada to raise funds for skin cancer and ocular melanoma patients
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Amy Rosvold
- Jul 24
Debunking the Top 10 Sunscreen Myths
Sunscreen has become a hot topic on social media recently with misinformation about the safety of sunscreen being spread.
Save Your Skin
- Apr 16
Welcoming MorrisonRowe – A New Canadian UV Protective Clothing Brand
MorrisonRowe is an EVERYday sun protection clothing company based in Calgary, Alberta. MorrisonRowe was founded by long-time friends Cara...
Save Your Skin
- Apr 8
Understanding Melanoma Treatment Side Effects
Facing a melanoma diagnosis can be a daunting experience. Thankfully, there are various treatment options available to combat this...
Save Your Skin
- Feb 29
Rare Disease Day: Sean Wachter’s Story
RARE DISEASE DAY IS ON FEBRUARY 29TH AND IS A DAY DEDICATED TO RAISING AWARENESS FOR PATIENTS, FAMILIES AND CARERS AROUND THE WORLD THAT...
Save Your Skin
- Feb 29
World Cancer Day: Harjeet Kaur’s Story
World Cancer Day is on February 4th and is a day to spread awareness of cancer as a whole and to encourage its prevention, detection and...
Save Your Skin
- Jan 5
Canadian Cancer Society Statistics 2023
The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) released their 2023 statistics document in November, and to ring in the new year we would like to recap...
Save Your Skin
- Jan 4
Understanding Melanoma on the Eye: Types, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Melanoma on the eye, also known as ocular melanoma, is a rare but serious form of cancer that develops from melanocytes, the cells...
Save Your Skin
- Jan 3
Understanding Melanoma on the Scalp: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Considerations
Melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, can present unique challenges when it develops on the head or neck, particularly on the...
Save Your Skin
- Nov 25, 2023
Understanding Melanoma Cancer
Melanoma is a type of cancer in which malignant cells form in the melanocytes (the cells that produce melanin or pigment in the skin)....
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