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Melanoma Canada and Rethink Reimagine Retro Beach Culture with “The Sun Cover” — A UV-Protective Book Sleeve Designed to Help Canadians Read Safely in the Sun

Toronto, ON — July 2026 — Just in time for the summer season, Melanoma Canada and creative agency Rethink are reviving a retro…

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Building Sun Safety Habits That Stick: The Science of Making Protection Automatic 

by Lauren Calicchia, BSc. (Hons.), MD Student, University of Toronto   Why Sun Safety Matters  One of the leading causes of skin cancer…

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Men’s Health Month

Throughout the month of June, we celebrate Men’s Health Month! An estimated 70% of chronic health conditions in men are classified as…

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Melanoma Risk in Canada: Geography vs UV Exposure

By Lauren Calicchia, BSc. MD student University of Toronto What is Melanoma?  Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that begins in…

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Why is Black the Colour of Melanoma?

Melanoma and skin cancer affects an estimated 91,000 Canadians each year, with melanoma being the deadliest form of skin cancer. It is…

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Your Guide to May Melanoma Awareness Month Activities

May is Melanoma Awareness Month, a month dedicated to educating people in Canada about the risks of melanoma and skin cancer, the…

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Join us on Melanoma Monday – May 4th

Melanoma Monday is observed on the first Monday in May – May 4th. It’s a national day of recognition to honour those…

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Leading Forward: Innovation, Advocacy, and Connection at Melanoma Canada

Message from the CEO, Falyn Katz At Melanoma Canada, our mission has always been clear: to support patients and caregivers, advocate for…

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The Rise of SPF Clothing: A New Frontier in Melanoma Prevention

– Article by Katya Peri M.Sc.- McGill University Skin cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in Canada, and melanoma – its deadliest form – continues to rise…

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