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Want to know what a skin cancer specialist would never do when it comes to skin health and sun protection? Dr. William Posten, Sensus Healthcare's Chief Dermatologist, shares his thoughts in this exclusive feature with Everyday Health.

See what he has to say: https://www.everydayhealth.com/skin-cancer/things-skin-cancer-doctor-would-never-do/

What a Skin Cancer Doctor Would Never Do Skin cancer doctors share 9 habits they avoid, including skipping sunscreen, missing skin checks, and tanning. Learn expert tips for sun safety.

Not all radiation therapy is the same. If you've only heard of radiation in the context of treating cancers deep inside the body, Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT) is different – and it might change how you think about skin cancer treatment.

SRT is a non-surgical, FDA-cleared treatment for non-melanoma skin cancers like basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. Clinical outcomes: 98.9% cure rate. No cutting. No scarring. No downtime.

Read more about SRT in our blog post:

What is Superficial Radiotherapy? The Non-Surgical Choice for Skin Cancer Care For today’s patients, Superficial Radiotherapy (SRT) serves as an option to treat non-melanoma skin cancer. But, what is it? Learn more in this blog.

On this , let's look at the differences in the skin between men and women.

Men and women don't face the same skin cancer risks. The reasons go deeper than sunscreen habits.

By age 85, men are three times more likely to be diagnosed with basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma than women of the same age.

What's driving the gap? Read more in our blog post:

Are Skin Cancer Risk Factors Different for Men and Women? Skin cancer risk factors vary for many reasons, including biological differences between men and women. Read more from Sensus Healthcare.