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  1. Tanning Beds Risk Skin Cancer. Spending time under tanning UV lights triples your risk of cooking up a deadly skin cancer. #tanning #melanoma #sunburn
    instagram.com/p/DSlHweeF4LV/

  2. Tanning Beds Risk Skin Cancer. Spending time under tanning UV lights triples your risk of cooking up a deadly skin cancer. #tanning #melanoma #sunburn
    instagram.com/p/DSlHweeF4LV/

  3. Nowe badania pokazują, że korzystanie z solariów niemal trzykrotnie zwiększa ryzyko czerniaka. Tanning beds powodują rozległe mutacje DNA w całej skórze, nawet w miejscach chronionych przed słońcem. Wyniki podkreślają pilną potrzebę ostrzeżeń i regulacji.

    science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv

    EN #science #scienceAdvances #health
    PL #zdrowie #czerniak #onkologia #solarium #badania #DNA #mutacje #melanoma
    #ostatnininja

  4. Young tanning bed users show accelerated genetic aging in the skin

    Tanning bed users are known to have a higher risk of skin cancer, but for the first time…
    #NewsBeep #News #Health #AU #Australia #Cancer #dermatology #Genetic #Melanoma #research #Skin #skincancer #SkinCells
    newsbeep.com/au/344878/

  5. Study reveals how melanoma evolves to resist immunotherapy

    A study led by UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center investigators reveals how melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Health #Apoptosis #AU #Australia #Cancer #CancerImmunotherapy #Cell #dermatology #dna #Evolution #Genes #Genomic #immunity #Immunotherapy #medicine #Melanoma #research #Skin #skincancer #therapy #Tumor
    newsbeep.com/au/255524/

  6. “cancer patients who received a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine within 100 days of starting an immunotherapy treatment for advanced forms of lung cancer or melanoma lived significantly longer than those who didn’t get the vaccine”

    ufhealth.org/news/2025/study-f

    #vaccines #vaccination #cancer #melanoma #skincancer #health #science #medicine

  7. @gottalaff.bsky.social
    And that doesn't include #Melanoma's memecoin grift or Barron's $200M from shorting #Crypto just before it plunged when his dad announced a "100% #tariff on #China."

    And now 19yo Barron was gifted a seat on the board of #TikTok.

    But please #MAGAts, Tell me again about #HunterBiden & #Burisma.

  8. Un integratore da banco ha ridotto fino al 54% esordio e recidive di cancro cutaneo in 34mila pazienti osservati. Lo studio pubblicato ieri su JAMA Dermatology rivela che la niacinamide funziona meglio di molte terapie costose. Il meccanismo? Potenzia la riparazione del DNA e blocca l'immunosoppressione da raggi UV. Costo: meno di un caffè al giorno. Efficacia: scientificamente provata dal più ampio dataset mai analizzato.

    futuroprossimo.it/2025/09/vita

    #vitaminaB3 #cancro #melanoma #salute

  9. How do genes that keep melanocytes alive affect #melanoma?

    Using a #zebrafish line with mitfa-driven Cas9, researchers show that knocking out survival genes can sometimes fuel more aggressive tumour traits.
    elifesciences.org/reviewed-pre

  10. @OttawaCititzen @ottawa-news-OttawaCititzen I had my dad and a friend die from #melanoma I am careful to wear sunblock and am followed by a #dermatologist

  11. Recent research reported in Nature #Biotechnology has demonstrated that a type of engineered E. coli can boost the activity of CD8+ T and natural killer (NK) cells, and prevent the progression of disease in mouse models of colorectal #carcinoma and #melanoma.

    #cancer #bacteria #microbiome #microbiology #immunology #medicine #science #research

    labroots.com/trending/microbio

  12. Recent research reported in Nature #Biotechnology has demonstrated that a type of engineered E. coli can boost the activity of CD8+ T and natural killer (NK) cells, and prevent the progression of disease in mouse models of colorectal #carcinoma and #melanoma.

    #cancer #bacteria #microbiome #microbiology #immunology #medicine #science #research

    labroots.com/trending/microbio

  13. Recent research reported in Nature #Biotechnology has demonstrated that a type of engineered E. coli can boost the activity of CD8+ T and natural killer (NK) cells, and prevent the progression of disease in mouse models of colorectal #carcinoma and #melanoma.

    #cancer #bacteria #microbiome #microbiology #immunology #medicine #science #research

    labroots.com/trending/microbio

  14. The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come

    "The ozone layer is a vital planetary boundary that protects all life on Earth from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet radiation.Ozone depletion is also linked with climate change, and there are other emerging issues which could affect ozone recovery. These include more frequent mega-wildfires due to climate change, emissions from rocket launches and more satellite debris burning up in the upper atmosphere. Recent research shows mega-wildfires such as the Australian bushfires of 2019 can contribute to ozone depletion."
    >>
    theconversation.com/the-ozone-
    #bushfires #fires #pollution #coal #Deforestation #FossilFuels #MontrealProtocol #ozone #satellite #debris #atmosphere #pollution #stratosphere #UVLevels #melanoma #climate #BlackSummer #2019Bushfires

  15. The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come

    "The ozone layer is a vital planetary boundary that protects all life on Earth from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet radiation.Ozone depletion is also linked with climate change, and there are other emerging issues which could affect ozone recovery. These include more frequent mega-wildfires due to climate change, emissions from rocket launches and more satellite debris burning up in the upper atmosphere. Recent research shows mega-wildfires such as the Australian bushfires of 2019 can contribute to ozone depletion."
    >>
    theconversation.com/the-ozone-
    #bushfires #fires #pollution #coal #Deforestation #FossilFuels #MontrealProtocol #ozone #satellite #debris #atmosphere #pollution #stratosphere #UVLevels #melanoma #climate #BlackSummer #2019Bushfires

  16. The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come

    "The ozone layer is a vital planetary boundary that protects all life on Earth from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet radiation.Ozone depletion is also linked with climate change, and there are other emerging issues which could affect ozone recovery. These include more frequent mega-wildfires due to climate change, emissions from rocket launches and more satellite debris burning up in the upper atmosphere. Recent research shows mega-wildfires such as the Australian bushfires of 2019 can contribute to ozone depletion."
    >>
    theconversation.com/the-ozone-
    #bushfires #fires #pollution #coal #Deforestation #FossilFuels #MontrealProtocol #ozone #satellite #debris #atmosphere #pollution #stratosphere #UVLevels #melanoma #climate #BlackSummer #2019Bushfires

  17. The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come

    "The ozone layer is a vital planetary boundary that protects all life on Earth from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet radiation.Ozone depletion is also linked with climate change, and there are other emerging issues which could affect ozone recovery. These include more frequent mega-wildfires due to climate change, emissions from rocket launches and more satellite debris burning up in the upper atmosphere. Recent research shows mega-wildfires such as the Australian bushfires of 2019 can contribute to ozone depletion."
    >>
    theconversation.com/the-ozone-
    #bushfires #fires #pollution #coal #Deforestation #FossilFuels #MontrealProtocol #ozone #satellite #debris #atmosphere #pollution #stratosphere #UVLevels #melanoma #climate #BlackSummer #2019Bushfires

  18. The ozone hole above Antarctica will keep opening up each spring for decades to come

    "The ozone layer is a vital planetary boundary that protects all life on Earth from the sun’s damaging ultraviolet radiation.Ozone depletion is also linked with climate change, and there are other emerging issues which could affect ozone recovery. These include more frequent mega-wildfires due to climate change, emissions from rocket launches and more satellite debris burning up in the upper atmosphere. Recent research shows mega-wildfires such as the Australian bushfires of 2019 can contribute to ozone depletion."
    >>
    theconversation.com/the-ozone-
    #bushfires #fires #pollution #coal #Deforestation #FossilFuels #MontrealProtocol #ozone #satellite #debris #atmosphere #pollution #stratosphere #UVLevels #melanoma #climate #BlackSummer #2019Bushfires

  19. An international team led by scientists from the GIGA #ULiège has discovered a new therapeutic target for the treatment of #melanoma resistant to targeted #therapies. Inhibition of VARS enzyme could prevent this therapeutic resistance by resensitising #tumours resistant to these targeted therapies.

    giga.uliege.be/cms/c_12703258/

  20. '‘‘Extremely impressive’: #melanoma jab trial results excite doctors

    #Vaccine approach will help improve survival rates for ‘the next decades and more’, says #CancerResearchUK’s chief clinician'
    theguardian.com/society/articl
    #Cancer #Health

  21. #Marijuana Extract Can Kill #Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For #SkinCancer

    Story by Nina Zdinjak

    February 8, 2024

    "A new study indicates #cannabis has the potential to treat melanoma, a skin cancer beginning in the melanocyte cells, which make the pigment that gives skin its color.

    "Melanoma typically results from over-exposure to the sun. While skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, melanoma accounts for only about 1%, yet causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths, according to the American Cancer Society.

    "New research published in a peer-reviewed Cell Journal conducted by scientists from Charles Darwin University (CDU) and RMIT University offers hope for the creation of a natural treatment for melanoma.

    "The study, part of a Ph.D. project by RMIT's Dr. Ava Bachari, showed that a specific cannabis extract (#PHEX66) from the #CannabisSativa plant binds to receptor sites on particular melanoma cells, controlling its growth at two key phases and increasing the amount of damage to these cells.

    "Dr. Nazim Nassar, the study co-author and CDU pharmaceutical lecturer said this damage practically tricks cells into killing itself, writes Mirage News. This inhibitory effect arises from interactions with #CB1 and #CB2 receptors, the paper reads.

    "'The damage to the melanoma cell prevents it from dividing into new cells, and instead begins a programmed cell death, also known as #apoptosis,' Dr. Nassar said. 'This is a growing area of important research because we need to understand cannabis extracts as much as possible, especially their potential to function as anticancer agents. If we know how they react to cancer cells, particularly in the cause of cell death, we can refine treatment techniques to be more specific, responsive and effective'.

    "According to Nassar, who specializes in cancer cell biology, pharmacology and drug delivery systems, the next step should be to create a targeted delivery system for the melanoma cells in preparation for pre-clinical trials.

    "'Clinical uses of cannabis extracts include treatment for anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Intensive research into its potential for killing melanoma cells is only the start as we investigate how this knowledge can be applied to treating different types of cancers,' Nassar said.

    "Professor Nitin Mantir, lead author and RMIT biotechnologist, said there needs to be a thorough follow-up to assess the long-term efficiency and safety of the PHEC-66 extract.

    "'The subsequent stage involves animal studies or pre-clinical trials to validate and further explore the efficacy of cannabinoid PHEC-66 in treating melanoma and other cancers,' Mantri said.

    "Both authors stressed the need for support and sponsorship to eventually qualify PHEC-66 as a registered medicine."

    Link to related article:
    cdu.edu.au/news/new-study-reve

    Original link is 404:
    msn.com/en-us/health/other/mar

  22. #Marijuana Extract Can Kill #Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For #SkinCancer

    Story by Nina Zdinjak

    February 8, 2024

    "A new study indicates #cannabis has the potential to treat melanoma, a skin cancer beginning in the melanocyte cells, which make the pigment that gives skin its color.

    "Melanoma typically results from over-exposure to the sun. While skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, melanoma accounts for only about 1%, yet causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths, according to the American Cancer Society.

    "New research published in a peer-reviewed Cell Journal conducted by scientists from Charles Darwin University (CDU) and RMIT University offers hope for the creation of a natural treatment for melanoma.

    "The study, part of a Ph.D. project by RMIT's Dr. Ava Bachari, showed that a specific cannabis extract (#PHEX66) from the #CannabisSativa plant binds to receptor sites on particular melanoma cells, controlling its growth at two key phases and increasing the amount of damage to these cells.

    "Dr. Nazim Nassar, the study co-author and CDU pharmaceutical lecturer said this damage practically tricks cells into killing itself, writes Mirage News. This inhibitory effect arises from interactions with #CB1 and #CB2 receptors, the paper reads.

    "'The damage to the melanoma cell prevents it from dividing into new cells, and instead begins a programmed cell death, also known as #apoptosis,' Dr. Nassar said. 'This is a growing area of important research because we need to understand cannabis extracts as much as possible, especially their potential to function as anticancer agents. If we know how they react to cancer cells, particularly in the cause of cell death, we can refine treatment techniques to be more specific, responsive and effective'.

    "According to Nassar, who specializes in cancer cell biology, pharmacology and drug delivery systems, the next step should be to create a targeted delivery system for the melanoma cells in preparation for pre-clinical trials.

    "'Clinical uses of cannabis extracts include treatment for anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Intensive research into its potential for killing melanoma cells is only the start as we investigate how this knowledge can be applied to treating different types of cancers,' Nassar said.

    "Professor Nitin Mantir, lead author and RMIT biotechnologist, said there needs to be a thorough follow-up to assess the long-term efficiency and safety of the PHEC-66 extract.

    "'The subsequent stage involves animal studies or pre-clinical trials to validate and further explore the efficacy of cannabinoid PHEC-66 in treating melanoma and other cancers,' Mantri said.

    "Both authors stressed the need for support and sponsorship to eventually qualify PHEC-66 as a registered medicine."

    Link to related article:
    cdu.edu.au/news/new-study-reve

    Original link is 404:
    msn.com/en-us/health/other/mar

  23. #Marijuana Extract Can Kill #Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For #SkinCancer

    Story by Nina Zdinjak

    February 8, 2024

    "A new study indicates #cannabis has the potential to treat melanoma, a skin cancer beginning in the melanocyte cells, which make the pigment that gives skin its color.

    "Melanoma typically results from over-exposure to the sun. While skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, melanoma accounts for only about 1%, yet causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths, according to the American Cancer Society.

    "New research published in a peer-reviewed Cell Journal conducted by scientists from Charles Darwin University (CDU) and RMIT University offers hope for the creation of a natural treatment for melanoma.

    "The study, part of a Ph.D. project by RMIT's Dr. Ava Bachari, showed that a specific cannabis extract (#PHEX66) from the #CannabisSativa plant binds to receptor sites on particular melanoma cells, controlling its growth at two key phases and increasing the amount of damage to these cells.

    "Dr. Nazim Nassar, the study co-author and CDU pharmaceutical lecturer said this damage practically tricks cells into killing itself, writes Mirage News. This inhibitory effect arises from interactions with #CB1 and #CB2 receptors, the paper reads.

    "'The damage to the melanoma cell prevents it from dividing into new cells, and instead begins a programmed cell death, also known as #apoptosis,' Dr. Nassar said. 'This is a growing area of important research because we need to understand cannabis extracts as much as possible, especially their potential to function as anticancer agents. If we know how they react to cancer cells, particularly in the cause of cell death, we can refine treatment techniques to be more specific, responsive and effective'.

    "According to Nassar, who specializes in cancer cell biology, pharmacology and drug delivery systems, the next step should be to create a targeted delivery system for the melanoma cells in preparation for pre-clinical trials.

    "'Clinical uses of cannabis extracts include treatment for anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Intensive research into its potential for killing melanoma cells is only the start as we investigate how this knowledge can be applied to treating different types of cancers,' Nassar said.

    "Professor Nitin Mantir, lead author and RMIT biotechnologist, said there needs to be a thorough follow-up to assess the long-term efficiency and safety of the PHEC-66 extract.

    "'The subsequent stage involves animal studies or pre-clinical trials to validate and further explore the efficacy of cannabinoid PHEC-66 in treating melanoma and other cancers,' Mantri said.

    "Both authors stressed the need for support and sponsorship to eventually qualify PHEC-66 as a registered medicine."

    Link to related article:
    cdu.edu.au/news/new-study-reve

    Original link is 404:
    msn.com/en-us/health/other/mar

  24. #Marijuana Extract Can Kill #Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For #SkinCancer

    Story by Nina Zdinjak

    February 8, 2024

    "A new study indicates #cannabis has the potential to treat melanoma, a skin cancer beginning in the melanocyte cells, which make the pigment that gives skin its color.

    "Melanoma typically results from over-exposure to the sun. While skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, melanoma accounts for only about 1%, yet causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths, according to the American Cancer Society.

    "New research published in a peer-reviewed Cell Journal conducted by scientists from Charles Darwin University (CDU) and RMIT University offers hope for the creation of a natural treatment for melanoma.

    "The study, part of a Ph.D. project by RMIT's Dr. Ava Bachari, showed that a specific cannabis extract (#PHEX66) from the #CannabisSativa plant binds to receptor sites on particular melanoma cells, controlling its growth at two key phases and increasing the amount of damage to these cells.

    "Dr. Nazim Nassar, the study co-author and CDU pharmaceutical lecturer said this damage practically tricks cells into killing itself, writes Mirage News. This inhibitory effect arises from interactions with #CB1 and #CB2 receptors, the paper reads.

    "'The damage to the melanoma cell prevents it from dividing into new cells, and instead begins a programmed cell death, also known as #apoptosis,' Dr. Nassar said. 'This is a growing area of important research because we need to understand cannabis extracts as much as possible, especially their potential to function as anticancer agents. If we know how they react to cancer cells, particularly in the cause of cell death, we can refine treatment techniques to be more specific, responsive and effective'.

    "According to Nassar, who specializes in cancer cell biology, pharmacology and drug delivery systems, the next step should be to create a targeted delivery system for the melanoma cells in preparation for pre-clinical trials.

    "'Clinical uses of cannabis extracts include treatment for anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Intensive research into its potential for killing melanoma cells is only the start as we investigate how this knowledge can be applied to treating different types of cancers,' Nassar said.

    "Professor Nitin Mantir, lead author and RMIT biotechnologist, said there needs to be a thorough follow-up to assess the long-term efficiency and safety of the PHEC-66 extract.

    "'The subsequent stage involves animal studies or pre-clinical trials to validate and further explore the efficacy of cannabinoid PHEC-66 in treating melanoma and other cancers,' Mantri said.

    "Both authors stressed the need for support and sponsorship to eventually qualify PHEC-66 as a registered medicine."

    Link to related article:
    cdu.edu.au/news/new-study-reve

    Original link is 404:
    msn.com/en-us/health/other/mar

  25. #Marijuana Extract Can Kill #Melanoma Cells, New Study Reveals Possible Treatment For #SkinCancer

    Story by Nina Zdinjak

    February 8, 2024

    "A new study indicates #cannabis has the potential to treat melanoma, a skin cancer beginning in the melanocyte cells, which make the pigment that gives skin its color.

    "Melanoma typically results from over-exposure to the sun. While skin cancer is one of the most common cancers in the United States, melanoma accounts for only about 1%, yet causes a large majority of skin cancer deaths, according to the American Cancer Society.

    "New research published in a peer-reviewed Cell Journal conducted by scientists from Charles Darwin University (CDU) and RMIT University offers hope for the creation of a natural treatment for melanoma.

    "The study, part of a Ph.D. project by RMIT's Dr. Ava Bachari, showed that a specific cannabis extract (#PHEX66) from the #CannabisSativa plant binds to receptor sites on particular melanoma cells, controlling its growth at two key phases and increasing the amount of damage to these cells.

    "Dr. Nazim Nassar, the study co-author and CDU pharmaceutical lecturer said this damage practically tricks cells into killing itself, writes Mirage News. This inhibitory effect arises from interactions with #CB1 and #CB2 receptors, the paper reads.

    "'The damage to the melanoma cell prevents it from dividing into new cells, and instead begins a programmed cell death, also known as #apoptosis,' Dr. Nassar said. 'This is a growing area of important research because we need to understand cannabis extracts as much as possible, especially their potential to function as anticancer agents. If we know how they react to cancer cells, particularly in the cause of cell death, we can refine treatment techniques to be more specific, responsive and effective'.

    "According to Nassar, who specializes in cancer cell biology, pharmacology and drug delivery systems, the next step should be to create a targeted delivery system for the melanoma cells in preparation for pre-clinical trials.

    "'Clinical uses of cannabis extracts include treatment for anxiety, cancer-related symptoms, epilepsy, and chronic pain. Intensive research into its potential for killing melanoma cells is only the start as we investigate how this knowledge can be applied to treating different types of cancers,' Nassar said.

    "Professor Nitin Mantir, lead author and RMIT biotechnologist, said there needs to be a thorough follow-up to assess the long-term efficiency and safety of the PHEC-66 extract.

    "'The subsequent stage involves animal studies or pre-clinical trials to validate and further explore the efficacy of cannabinoid PHEC-66 in treating melanoma and other cancers,' Mantri said.

    "Both authors stressed the need for support and sponsorship to eventually qualify PHEC-66 as a registered medicine."

    Link to related article:
    cdu.edu.au/news/new-study-reve

    Original link is 404:
    msn.com/en-us/health/other/mar

  26. Patient #advocate and #melanoma stage 4 #survivor Tom Stutz tells us about his story and drives home the importance of scientific research at #CSBCPSON23

  27. Researchers found that #interferon-gamma signaling caused hyperactivation of ERK in human #melanoma cell lines. The #ERK protein, when hyperactive, causes stress in the #cell, and this stress ultimately leads to cell death through specific proteins called #DR5 and #NOXA
    #Cancer #Medical #sflorg
    sflorg.com/2023/10/med10102301

  28. CW: parody video about a health scare

    Today's #youtube / #instagram / #tiktok #short :

    "Why you shouldn't use #google to #SelfDiagnose
    youtube.com/shorts/K2-GdcK2rEs

    youtube.com/shorts/K2-GdcK2rEs

    instagram.com/reel/CwBL6gJJ7dD

    tiktok.com/@toplesstopicstv/vi

    Description:

    CW: #cancer, feet
    I can laugh about it now but this WAS literally me last night... And then I had a nightmare that it WAS #melanoma and I hadn't noticed it in time so it had already metastasized 🙃
    Anyway y'all #skinCancer is real, go to a licensed #dermatologist at least every few years and get yourself a full body check. Also look for the ABCDE signs of possible skin cancer: Asymmetrical Shape, irregular Border, changes in Color, Diameter, and Evolving. Go to a reputable site like mayoclinic.org to read more about it, or ideally, ask your #doctor before you try to use #DrGoogle to #selfDiagnose (if you're in a civilized country with #universalHealthcare, or if you're rich enough if you're stuck in a PoS country like the United States where #healthInsurance costs a fortune and even still barely covers any #medicalDebt.

    #hypochondriac #cyberchondriac #healthScare #healthAnxiety #healthcare #parody

  29. Another dermatologist appointment today, and another biopsy. Positive I want it to be negative. Get yourself checked...

    #California #Chico #NorCal #dermatologist #skin #skincare #getchecked #cancer #melanoma #Monday