Exploring Dermatology with A/Prof Alvin Chong from Spot Diagnosis podcast: From Skin Cancer to Sun Protection

Ever wonder what goes on in the world of dermatology? Buckle up as Dr Gavin Nimon (Adelaide Orthopaedic Surgeon) interviews none other than Associate Professor Alvin Chong, a seasoned dermatologist from Melbourne who has a wealth of knowledge to share. He hosts a podcast Spot Diagnosis Podcast, a treasure trove of information introducing more dermatology topics to medical students, GPs, trainees and nurses. Today, he lets us in on the most common conditions he encounters in his practice, which range from skin cancer to various inflammatory skin diseases.Get ready to delve into the latest breakthroughs in skin cancer diagnosis and treatment. Professor Chong astutely guides us through the advancements made in melanoma treatment, with a special focus on the fascinating role of checkpoint inhibitors. But that’s not all, we also turn our attention to the sun and its effects on our skin. Learn about UV treatments, their risks, and how to use sunscreen correctly. With the rise of skin cancer among younger populations, Professor Chong stresses the importance of sun protection and applauds public health campaigns' efforts in combating this issue. If you're keen to expand your knowledge on dermatology, this episode is definitely for you! 🎙️ Proudly Supported By Our SponsorsAussie Med Ed is independent and free — made possible by these amazing Australian organisations. Heidi Health — AI medical scribe built for Australian clinicians. Finish clinic on time and keep your focus on your patients. Visit Heidi HealthHealthShare — Australia's health information and referral platform, connecting GPs, specialists and patients. Visit HealthShareAvant Medical Defence Organisation — Protecting over 80,000 Australian healthcare professionals. Visit AvanteMedici -an Australian-made medical education platform for med students, junior doctors, and IMGs. Visit eMedici.com/MEDEDBetter Medical- GP clinics across QLD, SA, VIC and TAS – offering you the freedom to practise your way, backed by a strong support network. Visit BetterMedicalThanking the organisations that make Aussie Med Ed possible. Visit our full Sponsors page