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Research Awards

Applications are now open for the 2023 British Skin Foundation Research Awards. Deadline: July 3rd, 2023. Read more

Published: 19th March, 2018

Updated: 13th April, 2023

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2023 Small Grant Awards

2023 Small Grant Awards

Applications are now closed for 2023. Read more

Published: 19th March, 2018

Updated: 2nd May, 2023

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Louis Forman RSM Fellowship Award

Louis Forman RSM Fellowship Award

Applications are now closed for 2023. Read more

Published: 16th February, 2022

Updated: 2nd May, 2023

Author: Kelly Taylor

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Help us fight all types of skin disease, including skin cancer

Help us fight all types of skin disease, including skin cancer

Your donation will help us to fund research into all types of skin diseases, including potential killers like melanoma skin cancer. Skin diseases can affect everyday life, mental health, relationships and work-life. By donating towards our research, you’ll be helping to find cures and treatments that can dramatically improve the quality of life of someone with a skin condition. Read more

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