Eyes on Cancer

When SkyMD Teledermatology acquired Eyes On Cancer and its program courses in 2019, we made them free for the beauty/wellness industry. Thousands of you took advantage of the free courses and are now also certified to spot early signs of skin cancer on your guests.

While we would love to continue offering all of our courses without cost, the current economic challenges from COVID-19 just won't allow us to continue to do so. Consequently, we have made the tough decision to add a small cost to our courses, effective May 1, 2020, to help maintain the program.

The Eyes On Cancer team would like to thank you for understanding. Our goal is to keep the program available to industry professionals and we feel this is a positive step towards making that happen.

We are always excited to share information on research showing strides being made to reduce death from melanoma.

Read about it in UPI's Health News article https://bit.ly/2QDsVem

Eyes On Cancer is a program of SkyMD Teledermatology, an online medical dermatology practice that allows patients to upload pictures of their disorder to the platform where one of our board-certified dermatologists will provide a diagnosis, treatment options and prescription, if necessary.

SkyMD is available 24/7 a day, 365 days a year, and patients can see one of our doctors in the privacy of their home, office or wherever they may be.

To learn more, or to start a visit with one of our doctors, go to www.skymd.com and click the orange SEE A DOCTOR button.

Your Skin Our Priority

The Utah House passed a bill that will forbid teens from using tanning beds, even with parental permission. The bill will now go before the Senate.

Eyes On Cancer encourages the public to take its 8-Minute Skin Cancer Awareness course to learn about skin cancer and ways to protect yourself.

Visit the website at www.eyesoncancer.org and click on CONSUMER under the COURSES tab.

Click the following link to read more on the Utah bill. https://bit.ly/37S1uU5

Beloved actress and living legend Diane Keaton reveals why she always covers her neck in a recent interview.

Turns out beyond being labeled a fashion icon for her signature look, she’s battled skin cancer a number of times.

Read more about it here https://bit.ly/3a3126U

Certain risk factors put you at greater risk for developing melanoma. Know what they are? Read one woman's story here to learn more https://dailym.ai/39mj7g9

Have you taken our FREE 8-minute consumer course on skin cancer & melanoma awareness? If not, you should. Click the following link to get started now https://bit.ly/2PK26EX

A huge shout out to Daytona College! Last week a class of 35 nursing students (pictured), took the Eyes On Cancer Skin Cancer & Melanoma Awareness certificate course, to learn about, and how to recognize early signs of the on themselves and others. You Rock!

THANK YOU to our friends at Oncology Nursing Society and their hairdresser's challenge for influencing others to get involved in this awareness.

To learn more about Daytona College - https://bit.ly/32pu4es

Tanning bed use caused a woman to lose an ear.

Read her story here https://bit.ly/2VcFIra.

Don't play with life, play with toys.

Did you know February is National Cancer Prevention Month?

We're asking the general public to get educated on skin cancer and how to spot early signs of the disease on yourself or loved one.

Take our 8-minute Consumer Awareness Course. It is 8 minutes of your time that could help save a life.

Click the link to take the course now https://bit.ly/2HyBuSY