Moles can change or grow over time, change color, and sometimes new ones can appear. In most cases these are harmless developments, but unfortunately not always. Some moles become malignant and skin cancer develops. The good news: In an early stage skin cancer is treatable and curable. There are always many questions about this topic, which Dr. Tamara Kopp answers in detail in an interview.

TV interview with Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp about skin cancer

At SchauTV Dr. Tamara Kopp is interviewed about the topic of skin cancer and answers the following questions:

  • How does skin cancer develop?
  • What is the difference between white and black skin cancer?
  • What is a melanoma?
  • How dangerous is a melanoma?
  • Who gets skin cancer?
  • What reduces the risk of skin cancer?
  • How many people get skin cancer?
  • Can I die from white skin cancer?
  • How quickly does a mole become malignant?
  • How can skin cancer be treated?
  • How can you protect yourself from skin cancer?
  • When is the best time for a mole check?
  • Should at-risk individuals avoid the sun?

You can watch the interview by Schau-TV with Prof. Dr. Tamara Kopp about the topic of skin cancer here: Schau Leben – Dr. Tamara Kopp in an interview about skin cancer

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