Skin Cancer

Explained

Why skin cancer cases have more than doubled since the early 1990s

A range of factors have come together to push up incidence rates in the past three decades or so

Record high skin cancer cases were caused by 1960s package holidays, says Cancer Research UK

First Person

'I shouldn't have used sunbeds' - What it's like to live with melanoma

Article thumbnail: An Asian girl looks into the mirror and applies makeup to her face with her hands

The best suncreams for under £6, recommended by the skin experts

Hygiene banks race to stock sunscreen for families who cannot afford protection

Having a tan is fashionable again, but people are injecting and inhaling hormones to get it

NHS trusts should prioritise skin and prostate cancer to reduce backlogs, Steve Barclay says

VAT could be cut from sunscreen minister says in bid to cut skin cancer risk

Whether you can tan or burn through clouds, and how sunscreen works

Skin cancer in men is rising, but they're still less likely than women to wear sun cream