First lady Jill Biden is pictured at an event in Mexico City, Mexico, on January 9, 2023. The inset features a close-up image of a cancerous basal cell carcinoma skin lesion.

If the lesion doesn't go away after 6 to 8 weeks, it could be a sign that the lesion is basal cell carcinoma. It’s usually caught in skin cancer screenings, where a biopsy is done for confirmation.

First lady Jill Biden will undergo a procedure next week to remove a lesion that was found during a routine skin cancer screening, her press secretary Vanessa Valdivia told CNN on Wednesday.

President Joe Biden’s doctor said Friday that a lesion removed from the president’s chest last month was basal cell carcinoma, a common type of skin cancer. Dr. Kevin O’Connor wrote in a ...

PathAI has launched the PathAssist Derm AI tool, which is designed for orienting, detecting, and measuring skin lesions. This new offering, now available on the AISight image management system ...

More specifically, the non-invasive, handheld device uses AI-powered spectroscopy tech to assess cellular and below-the-skin's-surface characteristics of lesions on patients.

First Lady Jill Biden had two cancerous skin lesions removed on Wednesday, the president’s physician said, and all cancerous tissue was fully removed from both.

A cancerous skin lesion was removed from the chest of President Biden on Feb. 16, his longtime physician said Friday.The doctor, Kevin C. O’Connor, said in a letter that all cancerous tissue was ...