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The Skin Cancer Foundation is dedicated to providing medical professionals with the most up-to-date and effective educational tools on skin cancer prevention, detection and treatment and stopping skin cancer on a global basis. Educational conferences and research grants on skin cancer are among the many resources The Skin Cancer Foundation offers to the medical community.

Our premier publications, The Skin Cancer Foundation Journal and The Melanoma Letter bring the latest skin cancer news, research and techniques to medical professionals.

The Skin Cancer Foundation has emerged as a leader on the international stage by sponsoring two international conferences on skin cancer, the International Dermatology Exchange Program and the World Congress on Cancers of the Skin.

The World Congress on Cancers of the Skin is sponsored jointly by The Skin Cancer Foundation and dermatological organizations of the host country. Held in a different country every two years, the Congress allows physicians a unique opportunity to interact with distinguished international faculty and learn about breakthrough discoveries in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of all types of skin cancer.

Amonette Circle

10986 The Dr. Rex and Johnnie Amonette Circle is a lifetime membership comprised of physicians who make an outstanding commitment to The Skin Cancer Foundation's mission and programs. Amonette Circle members pledge a minimum of $25,000, and donations can be made in increments: $2,500 annually over ten years, $5,000 annually over five years, or $12,500 annually over two years.

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The International Dermatology Exchange Program 2011

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SAVE THE DATE! February 25 – 28, 2011

The Skin Cancer Foundation invites you to join us for The International Dermatology Exchange Program.

Dr. Perry Robins invites you to join him for an informative and enjoyable get-together of The International Dermatology Exchange Program of The Skin Cancer Foundation in Cartagena, Colombia February 25 – 28, 2011.

Dermatologists from the U.S. and Colombia will meet in informal half-day meetings in a collaborative educational environment. We’ll cover the latest advances in skin cancer management, including diagnosis and treatment, surgical techniques, and discussion of difficult cases. The program will feature presentations on current dermatological topics as well as panel discussions.

Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa
Cartagena, Colombia
http://www.hotelescharleston.com/

The luxury Hotel Charleston Santa Teresa stands inside the walled city, surrounded by the world heritage site that is Cartagena. With a privileged location just minutes away from the contemporary city, the history, flavor and mystique of Cartagena are all found here along with the amenities of a world-class spa and dining.

We have negotiated a special room rate of $306.00 per night (including taxes and fees). If available, you may upgrade to a Junior Suite for an additional $46.00 per night.

Space is limited, please call Mary Stine (212) 725–5176 for information or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Road to Healthy Skin - Volunteer Physicians

In 2008, The Skin Cancer Foundation launched the Road to Healthy Skin Tour to offer free skin cancer screenings and to educate the public about prevention and early detection of skin cancer. The Foundation would like to thank the dermatologists who volunteered their time to participate in the 2009 tour. Without the help of these dedicated volunteers, the tour would not be possible.
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2011 Research Grant Applications

Dr. Marcia Robbins-Wilf presents a $10,000 research grant to Thanh-Nga Trinh Tran, MD, PhD

The Skin Cancer Foundation is now accepting applications for support of pilot research projects related to skin cancer. The Foundation funds basic research and clinical studies which address improved methods of prevention, detection, and treatment of skin cancer. Researchers are invited to submit applications for one-year projects to be conducted within the Dermatology departments of medical institutions within the U.S.

Funding is provided annually for basic research, clinical studies, and educational programs related to skin cancer. Proposals are evaluated by the members of the Research Grants Review Committee. All projects are selected on the basis of their applicability to the Foundation’s mission of reducing the incidence, morbidity and mortality of skin cancer.