Connecting you with information and educational resources to help you make informed health choices and to share with others.
Connecting you with information and educational resources to help you make informed health choices and to share with others.
Free resources help you track your skin checks
Tracking your skin spots and skin checks can help you be aware of your body and the changes on your skin, as well as to communicate to your doctor about your concerns and changes.
War on Melanoma MoleMapper™: download from Apple Store. Learn about this app made available through Oregon Health & Science University
On paper, you can document spots and skin checks. See an example from American Academy of Dermatology Association’s Skin Examination Body Mole Map (PDF)
Find Free Skin Cancer Screening Near You
Find dates and places for the Skin Cancer Foundation’s Destination Healthy Skin Program free screening and education. The 2026 schedule is posted on the website and you can subscribe to email updates.
The American Academy of Dermatology Association can help you search for free skin cancer screening within the United States.
AIM at Melanoma | Events and Education
Living with Melanoma Symposiums are in-person and/or virtual educational events to inform patients and their caregivers about the latest research, treatments, and survivorship tips from healthcare professionals and survivors. Visit the website for the schedule or view the recorded sessions.
Check for updates on AIM at Melanoma’s Walks.
Visit AIM Webinars on Demand about support and information for people living with melanoma, caregivers, family, and friends.
Explore the AIM Video Library, which provides a collection focusing on numerous topics. Examples include the role of reconstructive surgery in melanoma; the process of clinical trial enrollment; the latest research on herbal supplements and cancer; and the importance of palliative care in melanoma. For additional educational videos, visit the AIM YouTube channel.
Information about melanoma risk and prevention
Read American Cancer Society’s overview about melanoma risk factors and prevention.
Health information and cited sources in this newsletter are for educational purposes only. The material from this newsletter is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical/health advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Resource Referral | Do you know a great resource and/or community networking for melanoma prevention and early detection? Let us know by emailing Ellen at edinucci@stanford.edu. Thank you!