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What if the beach held a message you couldn't ignore? [...]
Matt Chapman – 2025 DCMF Recognition Award
We are delighted to announce that Matt Chapman has been [...]
David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Recognition Award 2024 Recipient – Parsa Abdi
We are delighted to announce Parsa Abdi as the recipient of [...]
Dr. Erick Figueiredo Saldanha – 2024 David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Research Award Recipient
The David Cornfield Melanoma Fund is delighted to announce Dr. [...]
David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Recognition Award 2023 Winner – Jamie Campbell
We are delighted to announce Jamie Campbell as the winner [...]
Announcing the David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Doctoral Research Fellowship
In 2019, Professor Satchi-Fainaro and her team at Tel Aviv [...]
Dr. Daniel Araujo – Winner of the 2019 David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Award
The David Cornfield Melanoma Fund is proud to announce Dr. Daniel V. Araujo as the recipient of the 2019 David Cornfield Melanoma Fund Award.
Kids take action to save lives from melanoma
Ordinary tasks can lead to extraordinary things, if given the room to grow. The experience of my Grade 4 class this past year shows how something truly exciting can come out of the most unexpected circumstances.
Driving melanoma awareness
My name is Kristi and 3 years ago I was diagnosed with stage 1a melanoma. I knew nothing about this disease at the time. I had a pretty big surgery on my neck to remove the tumor (mole), and have since healed physically. In the past three years, I have learned SO much about this sneaky, ruthless, and deadly disease.
Is tanning the new tobacco?
2015 started off with an amazing public health feat: Australia banned indoor tanning nation-wide. This made Australia the second country (after Brazil) to make indoor tanning illegal. Both countries should be applauded for taking this bold and impressive measure to protect their citizens from melanoma.