Skin Drugs Used By Millions Could Pose Cancer Risk 
Drugs used to treat skin conditions were prescribed to millions of users for years before federal authorities warned that the medicines might cause cancer. CBS station WBBM-TV In Chicago’s Dave Savini reports on the risks that some say should have been made known from the start.
Source: cbs3.com

New name for CISD indoor workout center nets district additional funds 
The $1.2 million Carroll ISDs indoor workout building has a new name this week, thanks to an agreement between the district and Performance Course, an athletic training company.
Source: www.mckinneymessenger.com

Recharge at Women’s Wellness Day 
There’s a special day for women of all ages to gather, learn, participate, eat, get a massage, attend lectures, see a lively fashion show and go home feeling refreshed and recharged.
Source: www.tahoedailytribune.com

Letter to the editor: Images exploit indigenous people 
Would we permit someone to hang posters around campus of topless white women sunbathing on European beaches as a sensationalist means to promote a lecture on skin cancer Then why do we allow Wade Davis and National Geographic to it when the women are black and indigenous I put this question out there in response the posters hung across campus and in the Student Union advertising Wade Davis’ …
Source: www.dailyorange.com

Immunotherapy Does Not Prolong Life When Skin Cancer Spreads 
The addition of immunotherapy to chemotherapy for malignant skin cancer that has spread does not improve survival rates, researchers have found, and patients have more serious side effects, such as anemia, when the two treatments are combined.
Source: www.newswise.com

Skin Cancer Danger: Not Just in Summer 
Snow on the ground doesn’t mean you don’t have to worry about sun exposure. Sunburns — and skin cancer — can happen even in winter months.
Source: www.webmd.com