James Goydos, MD

28/01/2022

Think sunburns are only for summer? Think again! Dr. James Goydos writes on the importance of melanoma awareness year-round, and how to start 2022 off right with a good skincare regimen.

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Photo by Cristian Lozan on Unsplash Dr. James Goydos answers this and more winter skincare concerns and shares how to protect against melanoma this season. This article was previously posted on&nbs…

28/01/2022

Rapid antigen at-home tests like these are selling out around the country, but NJ is providing COVID saliva tests delivered to your door. Photo by Guido Hofmann on Unsplash Rapid tests are selling out amid the Omicron surge, but New Jersey is stepping up with the offer of free at-home COVID saliva tests. As the year comes to a close, the coronavirus continues to ravage the globe....

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Rapid antigen at-home tests like these are selling out around the country, but NJ is providing COVID saliva tests delivered to your door. Photo by Guido Hofmann on Unsplash Rapid tests are selling …

20/01/2022

Dr. James Goydos writes about New Jersey demand for COVID-19 rapid tests during the 2021 holiday season....

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Dr. James Goydos writes about New Jersey demand for COVID-19 rapid tests during the 2021 holiday season.

20/01/2022

Dr. James Goydos answers this and more winter skincare concerns and shares how to protect against melanoma this season. Photo by Cristian Lozan on Unsplash This article was previously posted on Dr. James Goydos’ Hubpages. Winter is coming. It’s not just a memorable phrase from Game of Thronesbut is a great reminder about the season change. One can never be too prepared when it comes to the weather....

https://jamesgoydos.wordpress.com/2022/01/19/can-you-get-a-sunburn-in-the-winter/

Dr. James Goydos answers this and more winter skincare concerns and shares how to protect against melanoma this season. Photo by Cristian Lozan on Unsplash This article was previously posted on Dr.…

06/12/2021

Dr. James Goydos' writing can now be found on 'You Me Mind Body', a site for medical topics written in an accessible manner. Here, Dr. Goydos writes about melanoma, healthy skincare habits, medical technology and more. Follow his writing below @

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06/12/2021

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Dr. James Goydos, surgical oncologist and expert on melanoma and soft tissue tumors, shares tips on how to protect your skin during the winter months and throughout the seasons.

03/12/2021

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An encounter with Dr. Anthony Fauci and Rep. Jim Jordan (OH) opens up the debate of disease containment and freedom.

03/12/2021

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24/11/2021

Sunscreen isn’t just for the summer. Dr. James Goydos shares why. The nights are getting longer, and the days are getting shorter and cooler as the clocks have gone back for part of the world. As many enjoy the transition into autumn and the coming winter months, it is easy to forget how we remain vulnerable to the sun, despite it being a more common concern during the summer....

https://jamesgoydos.wordpress.com/2021/11/23/skin-cancer-knows-no-season/

Sunscreen isn’t just for the summer. Dr. James Goydos shares why. The nights are getting longer, and the days are getting shorter and cooler as the clocks have gone back for part of the world. As m…

18/11/2021

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17/11/2021

Cancer, COVID-19, and Early Detection” – Dr. James Goydos, M.D., F.A.C.S.

The coronavirus has wreaked havoc on the globe. While many of the pandemic’s impacts have been widely covered, there are some aspects of the novel virus which have gone underreported. Cancer diagnosis is one of these areas which have been impacted but largely unspoken.

Throughout the pandemic, many individuals have delayed or chosen to not attend cancer screening out of fear of potential exposure to the virus, or simply being unable to access a healthcare provider. This means many potential cancers are going undiagnosed, or are being diagnosed later.

Learn more about the impact that COVID-19 has had on cancer diagnosis with Dr. James Goydos, Board Certified Physician and Surgical Oncologist @ https://bit.ly/3qP3rxA.

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“Many potential cancers have gone undiagnosed” — James Goydos, M.D. on the apprehension of doctor’s visits during COVID-19

15/11/2021

Take control, you're in the driver's seat, it's all up to you. It does not matter what phase you are in, just keep heading in the right direction. Self care and self advocacy are good things. Happy Thursday. Stay in touch! The POWER IS IN YOUR HANDS.

15/11/2021

12/11/2021

“Many potential cancers have gone undiagnosed” — James Goydos, M.D. on the apprehension of doctor’s visits during COVID-19

https://medium.com/beingwell/cancer-the-coronavirus-and-early-detection-b40e6378c788

“Many potential cancers have gone undiagnosed” — James Goydos, M.D. on the apprehension of doctor’s visits during COVID-19

10/11/2021

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The families that are being supported by our program become part of our Blackout Melanoma family. We are with you, to not only provide financial support but emotional support as well.

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10/11/2021

Diagnosing skin cancer early can improve outlook. Learn how to self-screen, when to see a dermatologist, and what to expect from a skin cancer screening.

01/11/2021

Happy ! It’s the season of pumpkins, phantoms, and all things spooky. But skin cancer doesn’t need to be one of the scares of the season. Check your skin at least once a month, in addition to your regular check-ins with your doctor.

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To learn more about skin cancer prevention, how to check for melanoma, and more skincare tips, follow Dr. James Goydos on YouTube @ https://bit.ly/3bqh90Y (LINK IN BIO)!

Happy Halloween! It’s the season of pumpkins, phantoms, and all things spooky. But skin cancer doesn’t need to be one of the scares of the season. Check your...

28/10/2021

Dr. James Goydos - "Sweater Weather = Sunscreen Weather"

It may be fall, but sunscreen season is year-round. Harmful UV rays shine through all types of weather, rendering the skin vulnerable to damage such as skin cancer. Be sure to make healthy skin habits a part of your daily routine!

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For more videos on skin care and skin cancer prevention, follow Dr. James Goydos on Vimeo @ https://vimeo.com/jamesgoydosmd (link in bio)
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Dr. James Goydos, MD, FACS has 20+ years experience as a Professor, Surgeon, Clinical Trial Leader, and Researcher in the area of skin cancer and genomics. Goydos has an MD from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, and has helped to save countless lives and transform cancer treatment at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ) and UMDNJ.

James Goydos, MD 2020 - "Sweater Weather = Sunscreen Weather" It may be fall, but sunscreen season is year-round. Harmful UV rays shine through all types…