Could You Have Skin Cancer?
Prevent, Detect and Live
WHAT: Texas Tech Physicians – Dermatology will host a free skin cancer screening.
WHEN: 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. May 12 (Saturday)
WHERE: Southwest Cancer and Research Center, 602 Indiana Ave.
EVENT: According to the National Cancer Institute, skin cancer is the most common
type of cancer in the U.S. Melanoma is the most common cancer for young adults. When
caught early, skin cancer, including melanoma, is highly treatable.
Texas Tech Physicians dermatologists along with local dermatologists will discuss
symptoms to look for such as new moles that look different from other moles; new red
or darker color flaky patches that may be a little raised; new flesh-colored firm
bumps; change in the size, shape, color or feel of a mole; or sores that do not heal.
Skin examinations and referrals for subsequent treatment also will be provided. No
appointments are needed.
For more information, call Kathleen McPherson at (806) 743-5637.
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