The North Carolina Dermatology Association (NCDA) is calling on volunteers to help at its Third Annual Skin Screening Day at the North Carolina General Assembly on Thursday, May 22. This popular event will begin at 9 a.m. and finish by 3 p.m.  The exact room assignment at the Legislative Building is pending. While it may be difficult to participate for the full day, please consider donating an hour or two of your time to this important program.

The event is being conducted as a part of the Dermatology Association’s advocacy initiative to strengthen the indoor tanning law in North Carolina.  The free screenings will consist of full- or partial-body examinations, sharing skin cancer handouts with information on how to find a dermatologist, and teaching skin self-examinations. This event offers an excellent opportunity to reinforce the message the NCDA has been promoting about the dangers of indoor tanning and its proposed legislation.  Additionally, individual meetings with legislators will be scheduled.

Residents are welcome and encouraged to participate as well.  A continental breakfast and lunch will be served to volunteers. To sign up, please complete this form and return by email, fax (919-833-2023) or mail (PO Box 27167, Raleigh, NC 27611). Thank you for participating in this important initiative.