MAY 2023

Skin Cancer Prevention & Awareness

With summer fast approaching, sun safety is at the forefront of our minds and the reason why the month of May is dedicated to Skin Cancer Awareness and Prevention. The first Monday of May, this year May 1, is known as Melanoma Monday. On this day in particular, we raise awareness of the symptoms, causes, and prevention of melanoma. Join us as we do our part to help educate others on the dangers of sun overexposure. The Skin Cancer Foundation encourages everyone to get involved and #SharetheFacts in the hope of increasing awareness this May.

Cutaneous Oncology Digital Education Hub

We are pleased to announce that we have recently added content from our 2023 South Beach Symposium (SBS) to our Cutaneous Oncology Digital Education Hub. This incredible complimentary resource features on-demand recordings and downloadable slide decks from the SBS 2023 meeting, as well as an abundance of clinician resources. Head over now to see all that’s available.

Memorial Day Sale

Looking for a chance to save on our brand-new, upcoming SBS: West Coast Derm meeting? We have great news - our Memorial Day Sale is right around the corner, so be sure to stay tuned to your inbox for all the details.

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