Skin cancer is one of the most common yet preventable cancers, affecting millions globally each year. Tackling this issue is important for advancing research and improving current treatment methods; in this context, events like Skin Cancer 2024 emerge as unparalleled opportunities for medical professionals to collaborate, share insights and contribute to the ongoing fight against the condition.

• Prime Location: Queensland is renowned for the abundant sunshine it gets all year round, consequently earning the title of skin cancer capital of the world. This makes it the perfect place to raise skin cancer awareness and prevention. 
• Advocacy and Impact: By exhibiting, you support legislative efforts to tackle climate-driven health risks and promote environmental protection, contributing to meaningful change in public policy and community health. 
• Public Awareness and Education: With increasing interest in proper skincare, this event provides an excellent opportunity for companies offering UV protection products to educate the public. 
• Community Engagement: Connect directly with the community and demonstrate your commitment to their health and well-being. 

Combining two major conferences—the 6th International Conference on Ultraviolet Radiation and Skin Cancer Prevention and the Global Advances and Controversies in Skin Cancer—this event is an excellent opportunity for exhibitors. It offers a chance to connect with leading experts, showcase your offerings and gain valuable exposure. Participating in this event is a strategic move for any company looking to make a significant impact in the field of skin cancer research, prevention and treatment. 

Event Highlights  

• The 6th International Conference on Ultraviolet Radiation and Skin Cancer Prevention (11-13 September), a vibrant forum promoting skin cancer prevention. 
• The 5th Global Advances and Controversies in Skin Cancer (13-15 September), a conference exploring ongoing debates and emerging concerns in skin cancer treatment. 
• Pre-conference workshops on sunscreen formulations, building for shade and occupational-related skin cancer. 
• Optional social functions for networking such as welcome drinks and conference dinners. 
• Opportunities to earn CPD points for attending. 

• Healthcare providers, including dermatologists, oncologists and general practitioners specialising in skin cancer prevention and treatment
• Skincare and cosmetic brands offering sunscreens and UV-protection skincare products
• Pharmaceutical companies producing medication and treatments for skin cancer
• Outdoor and sports equipment brands providing UV-protective gear and apparel
• Not-for-profit and advocacy groups focused on skin cancer awareness and prevention
• Tech developers of diagnostic tools and technologies for skin cancer detection
• Educational Institutions, universities and research centres studying skin cancer and related fields
• Public health departments promoting skin cancer prevention initiatives