Skin cancer is more easily treated at its onset. To improve rates of early detection, our team developed a free Skin Cancer Curriculum for Medical Schools. ALL students, not only those studying dermatology, learn to detect skin cancer and how to conduct a full-body skin exam.

Save the date! Registration is coming soon for the Race Against Melanoma on September 30. Plan now for an inspiring and fun-filled evening with friends and family. Join us as a participant, volunteer, or sponsor and show your support for skin cancer education and melanoma research. 

The Outrun the Sun Melanoma Research Scholar Program supports young investigators who represent some of the nation's top medical institutions. We are honored to support these scholars who help pioneer life-saving discoveries that benefit patients around the world. 

Giving people and organizations the tools they need to teach sun safety is vital to giving our kids a lifetime of good skin health. We applaud our partners across America whether they are Girl Scout troop leaders, homeschool parents, camp counselors, or teachers. YOU make the difference!  

Melanoma affects people of all ages and races, and it is estimated that more than 207,000 cases of melanoma will be diagnosed in the United States this year. Learn about prevention, early detection, and clinical trials. Try the melanoma risk calculator and download your guide to early detection. 

The Indianapolis 500 is the largest one-day sporting event in the world. Partnering with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, OTS helps keep race fans sun safe by sharing important messages. This year's public service announcement features race drivers Josef Newgarden, James Hinchcliffe, Jack Harvey, and Robert Wickens.

Join the Outrun the Sun team by sporting your favorite OTS-branded merchandise. Choose from regular and UPF clothing, including sweatshirts, quarter-zip styles, hats, and more. Our UV-sensitive wristbands change color when exposed to sunlight, reminding you to be sun safe. Proceeds support OTS' educational programs. 

Try our melanoma calculator to learn your risk. Download Your Guide to Early Detection for useful tips on prevention and also gain information about skin cancer among people of color.