The Skin Cancer Research Program conducts research into primary prevention, early detection and diagnosis, and treatment of skin cancer in Queensland.  The aim of this program is to examine evidence-based information to assist in developing and formulating polices, practices and programs to reduce the burden of skin cancer in the Queensland community.

Program Leader: Pip Youl.

Skin Cancer Research Projects

Investigating the utility of primary care skin cancer clinics in Queensland

Melanoma diagnosis and skin screening in Queensland

Long-term melanoma survivors study

Managing skin cancer in the primary care setting

Knowledge about, and attitudes towards, vitamin D and consequences for sun protective behaviour amongst the Queensland population