100 miles in May

As a skin professional, I've trained with Skcin for the past 3 years now. I feel it's a duty for anybody that works with the public in such a way to be able to recognise anything that looks a little odd, and then be able to communicate with a client in a calm, professional manner. Skcin provides the education for this, and it's been a valuable tool in my clinic. 

Skin cancer is also something that connects on a personal level, without going into too much detail, it's something that we are dealing with as a family for a second time. We know all to well how much support matters to the patient and family. Melanoma focus helps to offer professional support, as well as supporting research.  

The more awareness we can bring and the more funds we can rise to aid research and support for those going through the journey, the better.