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Sun, Soil, and Skin: The hidden UV risks of your favourite hobby
For many people, gardening is one of life’s genuine pleasures — a chance to reconnect with nature, move the body, and nurture something from the ground up. The health benefits are real and well-documented. But there’s a risk that rarely comes up in conversation: prolonged, cumulative UV exposure. And it’s more significant than most gardeners…
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We Earned This Skin: Why Skin Checks Deserve a Place in Your Beauty Routine
A generation of women who embraced tanning culture in the 1990s and early 2000s are now facing the long-term effects of cumulative UV exposure — and many are unknowingly carrying an increased risk of skin cancer. Sunbeds before nights out. Summers abroad spent chasing the perfect tan. SPF reserved for the kids rather than the…
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Looking Closer: Why Dermoscopy Matters
Not every mole that worries you needs the same level of scrutiny — and not every check needs the same tools. Understanding the difference between dermoscopy and mole mapping can help you make sense of what actually happens during a skin examination, and why. If you’ve ever had a mole checked, you’ve probably had a clinician look at it with a small handheld device…
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Love the Game, Protect Your Skin: A Warning for Tennis Players
Every summer, millions of us take to the court — in parks, clubs, and leisure centres across the UK. But there’s an opponent that doesn’t show up in the draw: UV radiation. And unlike a tough first serve, this one can cause lasting harm. Tennis is one of the most sun-exposed sports on the planet. Whether you’re competing at club level…
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Why Golfers Are at Higher Risk of Skin Cancer – And How to Protect Yourself on the Course
Dr David Veitch, Medical Director at The MOLE Clinic, breaks down why golfers face a significantly higher risk of skin cancer — and what every player should be doing to stay protected. For many, golf is a relaxing way to spend time outdoors. But while it’s excellent for physical and mental wellbeing, it also comes with a…
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Why Every Runner Needs a Smarter Approach to Skin Protection
Running is one of the purest expressions of health. Whether you’re training for a 5K, enjoying weekend Park Runs, building mileage for a marathon, or simply heading out to clear your head, you run to strengthen your heart and extend your longevity. Yet there is an uncomfortable irony. The very environment that delivers those benefits…
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Significant Gender Differences in Skin Cancer Screening
June is Men’s Health Awareness Month (with Men’s Health Week being held 9 to 15 June) and The MOLE Clinic, the only UK private clinic group dedicated to skin cancer screening, has revealed that significantly more females are booking a mole check appointment than males (66% versus 34%). As a cancer that doesn’t differentiate between…
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Comprehensive Screening and Mole Removal in One Place
When it comes to mole screening and removal, convenience, expertise, and safety are essential. The Mole Clinic offers a seamless experience by providing both mole assessments and removal procedures under one roof. Whether you are concerned about a mole’s appearance, discomfort, or potential health risks, having your consultation and treatment in a single clinic ensures…
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The MOLE Clinic Extends Employee Screening Service
Following the success of its employee skin cancer screening service in London, The MOLE Clinic, the only UK private clinic group dedicated to skin cancer screening, has extended its popular corporate screening services to its Manchester, Bristol, Edinburgh and Glasgow locations. Facilitating organisations across the region in supporting the health and wellbeing of their employees,…
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Our Partnership with Manchester Rugby Club
As part of a new national initiative to promote early detection, specialist Screening Nurses from The MOLE Clinic, the only UK private clinic group dedicated to skin cancer screening, recently visited Manchester Rugby Club to provide mole checks for players. Manchester Rugby Club was the first sports association, in the UK to support The MOLE…