TOP 3 Body Parts People Miss with Sunscreen
Winter has arrived and although we all miss the sun dearly, harmful UV rays
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Sunscreen is Your Best Friend (in Winter Too)
Most people associate sunscreen with summer – think swimming pools, flip flops, the feeling
How does SkinVision’s algorithm detect skin cancer?
Similar to humans, who continuously learn and improve based on past experiences, algorithmsare programs
SkinVision Empowers Sunbathers to Take Charge of their Skin Health in Poland
“Not all of us feel fit enough or have such knowledge to say whether
What to Expect from Your Skin Check Appointment
SkinVision recommended you visit a doctor and here are some helpful tips to prepare
Melanoma
How the SkinVision App Revealed my Husband’s Melanoma
As a Wellness Coordinator in the oil industry, Candy Lethridge, has been approached many
UV
Why sunscreen is important for UV-protection year-round
Did you know that getting a sunburn just once every two years can triple your risk of melanoma (source: Cancer Research UK)? For this reason, sunscreen is essential in the fight against skin cancer.
sun safety
UV Rays – what are they and how can we protect ourselves from them?
On average 1 in 5 people will develop skin cancer at some point in their lifetime, with UV exposure being the biggest cause of the disease. According to Cancer Research UK, just one case of severe sunburn every two years heavily increases your chances of getting melanoma skin cancer.
The UV stands for Ultra Violet – basically, a ray that is invisible to the human eye. This is why sunburn does not show up straight away, as well as wrinkles which can develop over time.
Press Release
Sonographer used smartphone to find three skin cancers in her family
By cross-referencing the results of the SkinVision app with ultrasound, Bridget Sparks is turning sonographers into a frontline tool to fight the disease that threatens the lives of over 80,000 New Zealanders every single year.
