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New test reliably predicts spread or return of melanoma
Life extending drug now available to hundreds of Irish cancer patients
'I thought a mark on my face was acne, but it was skin cancer'
A growing problem: There were over 1,000 cases of melanoma in Ireland in 2014
Poll: Do you wear sun cream in Ireland?
Have more than 11 moles on your arm? Get them checked
Irish children as young as 12 are using sunbeds
Scientists are developing personalised cancer 'vaccines'
Poll: Should sunbed use be banned?
Rate of non-melanoma skin cancer predicted to increase by over 350%
Rates of certain types of skin cancer have increased since 2002
Poll: Do you wear sunscreen when out in the sun?
294 deaths may have been caused by Irish... heatwaves
Column: You can get a tan from a bottle, so save your skin
Melanoma Awareness Month: 100 people die of melanoma every year in Ireland
Poll: Should adults be banned from using sunbeds?
Public urged to recognise signs of potentially fatal - but preventable - melanoma
794 people die each year in Europe from sunbed-induced skin cancer - research
100 deaths from melanoma every year in Ireland
Minister will approve skin cancer 'wonder drug' when reimbursement deal is agreed