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Updated: 9:22 AM EST Jan 13, 2021 Jenny Fulginiti Digital Editor Gov. Larry Hogan is undergoing surgery Friday to remove cancer cells from his face and shoulder, his communications director Mike Ricci announced in a tweet Wednesday.Ricci said Hogan will have minor outpatient surgery for early stage basal and squamous cell carcinoma on his face and shoulder. This is a form of skin cancer that he has had before. "The governor is a big believer in the importance of early detection," Ricci tweeted.The American Cancer Society describes basal and squamous cell skin canc...

Share this article Share this article ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is currently the most common cancer in the world and is the leading cause of cancer mortality in men and women. Of total lung cancer incident cases, approximately 85% are the NSCLC subtype. NSCLC patients are usually diagnosed in the later stages of the disease, resulting in a poor prognosis. Since the last global market forecast (2015-2025), there have been significant changes in the treatment of patients with advanced disease, particularly in the metastatic setting. Although NSCLC i...

Others, squamous cell and basal cell. melanoma kills almost 9,000 people a year. wear long sleeves, wear sunglasses. your eyes can burn. >> that's a very good point that you're bringing up. something called ocular melanoma which you can get it from the sun, but also self-exam. once a month you stand in front of the mirror and look through -- or your family members, go through everything including the back of your ears, look for moles, changes in color, we talked about the abcd. >> something bigger, darker, changes. varying colors. >> put the cab bash on sunburn art. >> always remember to put i...

Play it. just to keep you on the edge of your seat. >> keep those ratings up. a big new study says common drugs may help protect against skin cancer. >> specifically pain relievers, things you actually have in your medicine cabinet. sharyn alfonsi brings us these new findings. >> reporter: on a day like today, millions of americans are armed with sunscreen and hats. but now the encouraging possibility that there could be a new weapon in the war against skin cancer. aspirin. yep, aspirin. a new study shows that people who took a low dose of aspirin or ibuprofen every day for three years are l...