Four diseases that can affect the skin


A melanoma looks like a new mole at first, but will change in appearance and start to bleed or crust over time. — AFP

Aside from being the largest organ in the body, our skin is a dynamic network of cells that is constantly changing.

Consequently, changes in our skin can sometimes be a harbinger of more sinister issues occurring in the body, such as infections or cancer.

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