How can we improve detection of acral lentiginous melanoma on the foot? This blog looks at the evidence and suggests practical methods that can be implemented in clinic.

What does the literature say about podiatrists ability to spot a melanoma?

May is melanoma month. In this blog are links to my published papers on melanoma and the foot.

Spotting a melanoma earlier can lead to an improved outcome however, lesions which aren't so visible may take longer to be diagnosed.

Brown stripes in the toenails (melanonychia) are a cause of concern, but often they have simple causes like friction as this blog explores.

A case of amelanotic melanoma occurring on the foot.

This blog explores the hypothesis that trauma can cause melanoma on the feet.

Melanoma in situ is a skin cancer which has not become invasive. What does it mean?

Acral melanoma is something which worries every podiatrist – a rare malignancy but one not to be missed as timely diagnosis can reduce...

This article discusses how mole numbers on the skin vary with age.

This blog discusses what research has emerged during the coronavirus lockdown - some surprising things, some not.