Preventing skin cancer, not just treating it.

Who is at high risk?

Some people are much more likely to develop repeated skin cancers, including:

• people who have had a skin cancer before;
• organ transplant recipients and others on immune-suppressing treatment;
• people with genetic conditions such as Gorlin syndrome;
• people with heavy sun damage.

For these patients, squamous and basal cell skin cancers can mean surgery after surgery, with scarring and real disruption to life. If you are worried about your skin, please speak to your GP or dermatologist.

Our vision

The medicines we are developing are in early research and are not yet available. Our goal is a future where people at high risk can take a treatment that keeps their skin healthy and prevents these cancers before they start.

Information on this website is not medical advice. Always speak to a qualified health professional about your own health.