3 patients, 3 BCCs: Which lesion is suitable for topical therapy?
Case discussion: Three patients present with BCCs. All three patients don't want surgery and ask about topical creams instead. Which lesion is suitable?
Case discussion: Three patients present with BCCs. All three patients don't want surgery and ask about topical creams instead. Which lesion is suitable?
Fatigue, injury and anxiety in elite sportspeople: Learn how GPs can identify risk, support wellbeing, and coordinate care for high-performance athletes.
Dr Gabriella Brancaccio walks through how to approach scalp and lip lesions using dermoscopy and colour cues, in part two of her short series.
Case discussion: A 65-year-old female patient with no history of skin cancer presents for a full skin check, when this lesion is found on her lower leg.
Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker speaks with Dr Moz about career pivots, imposter syndrome & the realities of being a skin cancer GP.
Case discussion: A 46-year-old female with a history of melanoma in situ presents with a lesion on her calf. What would you do next?