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Skin Cancer NZ is the leading organisation for skin cancer professionals in New Zealand.
We are working towards a future with fewer skin cancers, and where every person - no matter who they are or where they live - receives the best possible care.
By shaping strategy, defining best practice, supporting professionals and advocating for change, we are driving a nationwide effort to improve outcomes and strengthen how skin cancers are prevented, detected and treated across New Zealand.
A unique opportunity to be part of Skin Cancer NZ’s journey from the beginning. With only 100 places available, a one-off contribution will secure your spot as a founding member and help build a strong foundation for long-term impact.
Skin Cancer NZ brings together health professionals, health promoters, researchers, policy makers, and advocates who are committed to improving skin cancer prevention, early detection and care.
Membership is free and takes less than a minute to complete.
2 October 2026
A study of Australian patients and community members found that melanoma risk prediction tools were generally user-friendly and helpful for understanding personal melanoma risk, with 37% reporting that they would change their prevention or skin-check behaviours.30 September 2026
This recent NZ study examined how skin cancer diagnosis rates fluctuate over time and relate to environmental factors like UV radiation. The findings revealed that non-melanoma skin cancers (BCC and SCC) consistently peak in late summer and early autumn following high summer UV exposure, whereas malignant melanoma rates remain stable and show minimal seasonal variation.30 September 2026
In her study "Healing The Heel: Early experience of BTM in a regional hospital", Emma Simpson found that Novosorb BTM can support healing of complex wounds, with one heel wound healing without the need for subsequent skin grafting.Supporting a future with better skin cancer outcomes for all New Zealanders.
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