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Cancer experts want free screenings for high-risk patients to detect deadly melanomas before they take hold, as people delay checks due to the rising out-of-pocket cost. 
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Fiona Kilby was heading out on a trail run when she realised she couldn't coordinate her arm to start her watch. A week later she had a 3.5cm lesion removed from her brain.
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Stuart Taylor spent most of his career working outdoors and always wore sunscreen — but he still developed melanoma. Doctors have told him he is unlikely to live until Christmas, so he wants to leave behind a message.
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Study pitted doctors against computers to detect malignant melanomas.
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The message needs to change. There is no such thing as a safe suntan.
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Two NHL teams have combined to give ice hockey fan Nadia Popovici a $10,000 scholarship for medical school as a thank you for advising Vancouver Canucks assistant equipment manager Brian "Red" Hamilton to get a mole behind his neck checked out.
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Popular smartphone apps that assess suspicious moles on people's bodies may not be reliable in detecting all forms of skin cancer, doctors have warned.
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A new online test predicts your risk of developing melanoma with good accuracy. The most users are in Australia, which is among the highest rates of melanoma worldwide, despite changing attitudes to sun exposure.
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