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Cam Cameron is a skin cancer surivor. (April 30, 2012) |
Baltimore Ravens Offensive Coordinator Cam Cameron was a young coach at the University of Michigan when his then head coach Bo Schembechler noticed a spot on his back.
The spot turned out to be a malignant mole and Cameron was diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma. Melanoma is the most lethal form of skin cancer.
Cameron was treated and survived and is now speaking out about skin cancer.
He will be featured in a 30-second public service announcement for the Joanna M. Nicolay Melanoma Foundation, a national nonprofit headquartered in Maryland that promoted melanoma research and prevention.
Cameron will be promoting the importance of skin cancer for Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection & Pevention Month, which is in May.
Find a link to the public service announcement here.
The spot turned out to be a malignant mole and Cameron was diagnosed with stage 2 melanoma. Melanoma is the most lethal form of skin cancer.
Cameron was treated and survived and is now speaking out about skin cancer.
He will be featured in a 30-second public service announcement for the Joanna M. Nicolay Melanoma Foundation, a national nonprofit headquartered in Maryland that promoted melanoma research and prevention.
Cameron will be promoting the importance of skin cancer for Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection & Pevention Month, which is in May.
Find a link to the public service announcement here.
