Melanoma Detection Photos Added to Web Site
I am pleased to announce that in conjunction with the **MELANOMA mobile site (access it by simply calling **MELANOMA, that's **6352 6662 from your smartphone), the NCMC has also added to the melanomacenter.com website photos to aid you in the detection of melanoma.
Please visit: http://www.melanomacenter.com/whatis/melanoma_slideshow.html
Save lives. Tell a friend to call **MELANOMA
Dr. Jeaniesar Caluag Joins NCMC
Please welcome Dr. Caluag (joined in July 2011) who is Board Certified in Internal Medicine. She will be performing Physical Examinations and present cases to the consulting panel. She was born and raised in the Philippines. She majored in Biology at De La Salle University and later obtained her medical degree from the University of the East Ramon Magsaysay Memorial Medical Center. She then briefly worked for the National Leprosy Control Program of the Department of Health.
After this stint, she underwent Residency Training in Dermatology at the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine. She practiced Dermatology after graduation until she moved to the US, where she pursued further training in Internal Medicine. She finished her Residency Training at Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center in Brooklyn New York.
Welcome!
New MELANOMA Mobile Site Launched
The Northern California Melanoma Center just launched its StarStar number, **MELANOMA, which allows consumers to reach its mobile site with a simple call from any mobile phone. Simply call **MELANOMA, that's **6352 6662 from your mobile phone. It's a call, not a text.
**MELANOMA saves lives by:
- educating callers with three easy steps on how to prevent melanoma
- identifying melanoma on your skin with an educational slideshow
- an inspiring video about malignant melanoma in teens
- a locater for your local melanoma center
- a YouTube channel with over a dozen videos about melanoma
- the ability to share **MELANOMA with friends and family via Facebook and Twitter
Save lives! Simply call **MELANOMA today.
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