Dear Dr. Donohue: I am troubled with moles on my body, even my back and tummy. Many years ago I had a mole removed, and it was cancerous. I am 88 years old and am still getting them. What causes ...

Steps to Take If You Get a New Mole. It's important to know what's normal for your skin and keep an eye out for new moles that may emerge. To maintain healthy skin, follow these helpful tips: ...

People with a lot of moles may age slower than those with few moles, say British scientists, who suggest this may mean fewer age-relatedillnessessuch as heart disease or osteoporosis for "moley ...

The elderly are more likely to be diagnosed when the cancer has spread. Cancer Research UK says pensioners should keep a close eye on moles and report suspicious changes to GPs.

Red moles also commonly grow after age 30, according to Mount Sinai. Some women may notice more red moles on their skin during pregnancy or after they’ve had a baby, due to hormone fluctuations.

Subtle signs of skin cancer you shouldn't ignore When the weather gets warmer and daylight hours longer, people are more ...