HILL AND NC STATE IN 12. ON YOUR HEALTH NEWS, WE ARE LEARNING MORE ABOUT A WEARABLE PATCH THAT COULD HELP WITH EARLY SKIN CANCER DETECTION. OUR WANYA REESE TALKED WITH RESEARCHERS AT WAKE FOREST ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — Researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine are developing a new at-home device they hope will help people identify potential skin cancer risks earlier and encourage ...

Skin cancer remains the most common form of cancer worldwide, often presenting as benign skin conditions that are difficult to differentiate, even for experienced dermatologists. Misdiagnosis can lead ...

Skin cancer is highly treatable, if it’s caught early. But spotting it can be tricky. How it shows up on the skin can look different depending on skin tone. And for people with darker skin, that ...