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Collaborating to combat skin cancer - Denmark's most common cancer type

We are working towards ever better skin cancer treatments.

Organization

The Danish Research Center for Skin Cancer is a private-public research partnership between the Private Hospital Molholm, Aalborg University Hospital...

Research

Our research aims to find new and better options for preventing, diagnosing, and treating skin cancer.

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Learn more about our mission, innovative research, and personalized care in the fight against skin cancer for a future of prevention and better treatments.

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