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📢Overdiagnosis in Melanoma Screening: Is It a Real Problem? Prof H. Peter Soyer and Dr Brigid Betz-Stablein (@ClinicalOutlier) wrote an opinion piece for DPC on this phenomenon. Click on the link below to find out more 👇🏽 doi.org/10.5826/dpc.13… UQ News UQ Medicine

Today is the Skin Cancer Prevention QLD annual industry forum - lots of great speakers, kicking off with Prof Louisa Gordon reminding us that there's no such thing as a safe tan (except a spray tan!) theconversation.com/theres-no-such… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

I've been enjoying the "like that, but even more" AI prompt craze, but this might be the best one of all. Eliezer Yudkowsky ⏹️, I fear the Terminator will have something else to deal with before that pesky John Connor.

I'm a researcher studying moles, like this one

It came out whil I was away, but here's an article I wrote about tattoos, sun exposure, and sunburn.

This is the correct collective noun from now on.

Collarium sunbeds are being touted as a safe tanning and anti-ageing treatment but they're actually just cancer-causing solaria rebranded with red light. Here's why you should stay away. theconversation.com/what-are-colla… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Too much UV? Not enough? It's hard to tell how to safely get the benefits of sun exposure when Australians come in all skin tones across a huge continent. Today we cover a new position statement from cancer, bone and other health experts to help different groups know what to do.

I've found it, the best April Fool's day joke of 2024

This one is a close second for April Fool's day joke of the year, bumped up by the number of offended drivers in the comments.

If that's true, a business I dealt with recently really messed up because I desperately wanted to know what kind of people use In The Hall Of The Mountain King as hold music.

One of my favourite things about following cycling is telling non-cycling-followers that there is a hotly-contested race called the Hell of the North where competitors will be either drowned in mud or choked with dust, high risk of season-ending crashes, and the prize is a rock.

Dermatology researchers need to study this guy, he has kevlar hands.

If it's a camp bed, tell me there's a platypus out there. It was true once and now that word will get me out of my tent lightning fast until the end of time.

Don't tell me this isn't a masterpiece

Their reaction to this offer is, however, the most realistic part of the film.