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New light shone on skin cancer

Megan Haggan 16/10/2017

The most likely Australian to have skin cancer is a Queensland man over the age of 55, new research has found Scientists from QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute have for the first time comprehensively documented the burden of skin cancer across Australia, highlighting regional and age-related characteristics of patients who had a cancerous skin lesion

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