Skin cancer may cause scabs on the scalp that don't go away. They can especially form in areas that are exposed to the sun, including parts in your hair. See your healthcare provider for any new ...

It can also be caused by infestations of lice or an infection called scalp ringworm. In rare cases, scabs that bleed and won't heal may be a sign of skin cancer. Dealing with scabs on your scalp ...

For Black people, surviving skin cancer begins with knowing what to look for—and where. Hint: It often shows up where the sun ...

A BBC journalist is opening up about how her skin cancer was initially mistaken for ... that she discovered "a pea-sized black mole" on her scalp one day and visited a dermatologist, who told ...

Two Aussie best friends have created a booming business venture after realising they had a deeply personal connection to a ...

They're also important places to look when you search your body for signs of sun damage: Scalp: The top of your head is a common place for skin cancer. That's why you need to cover up in the sun.

Mike McIntyre folded down his client's ear to get a "clear workspace" for his clippers and spotted an angry-looking skin ...

With ongoing support from Athena Cosmetics, the Cancer Foundation of Santa Barbara is helping patients preserve their hair during treatment. Through a renewed $100,000 grant from Athena Cosmetics, ...