Resources
We share articles about skin cancer treatment and prevention so that you can be more informed and empowered during your treatment or that of a loved one.
Understanding the UV Index
Ultraviolet radiation is responsible for sunburns, skin aging, and it is the number one risk factor for skin cancers such as basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma.
Frequently Asked Questions on UV Radiation
Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a form of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the sun. UV rays are classified into three primary types based on the measure of their wavelength.
Coloradans at High Risk of Developing Melanoma and Other Skin Cancers
One of the sunniest places in the United States and also the state with the highest average elevation, Colorado has one of the nation’s highest per-capita rates of skin cancer.
How to Properly Apply Sunscreen
Dr. Weight appeared on ABC 7 in Denver to discuss the proper application of sunscreen.
Dr. Ryan Weight Calls Drop In Deaths For Some Common Cancers ‘A Celebration For The Medical Community’
Dr. Weight shares his thoughts with CBSN Denver.
Skin Cancer Awareness Seminar
Dr. Weight was a panelist on this presentation about skin cancer awareness, including screening information and discussion about cancer prevention.
Self-Exams Can Be Critical in Spotting Melanoma, Other Skin Cancers
With warm summer days around the corner, it’s important for everyone to protect themselves and stay safe in the sun.
Physician Spotlight from Western States Cancer Research
Dr. Weight was interviewed by the Western States Cancer Research NCORP.
COVID-19 and Patients Receiving Anticancer Immunotherapy
This paper from Dr. Weight addresses this specific category of patients.
The Intestinal Microbiome and Cancer Immunotherapy
Dr. Weight outlines some of the recent studies on the interplay between the body’s immune system and GI tract.
Can Patients’ Gut Microbes Help Fight Cancer?
Dr. Weight is quoted in this article about the latest science on this topic.