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“I appreciate the effective teaching and enthusiasm that medical school students bring to these classrooms. Parents can say it, but when kids hear it from peers, they’re more likely to take that message home and practice it.”

Mary Lisa Panilla (Parent)

“I appreciate the effective teaching and enthusiasm that medical school students bring to these classrooms. Parents can say it, but when kids hear it from peers, they’re more likely to take that message home and practice it.”

Mary Lisa Panilla (Parent)

SPOTS was recognized as a TOP PROJECT by the 2023 International Awards for Social Responsibility in Dermatology..

SPOTS was recognized as a TOP PROJECT by the 2023 International Awards for Social Responsibility in Dermatology.

“I think preventative medicine is the best way to practice medicine. SPOTS is all about preventing future cases of skin cancer and it makes a really big impact.”

Jordan Tanner (Medical Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine)

“I think preventative medicine is the best way to practice medicine. SPOTS is all about preventing future cases of skin cancer and it makes a really big impact.”

Jordan Tanner (Medical Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine)

“I taught SPOTS my first year and learned the ABCDE method, and then my own skin cancer popped up. That really reinforced me to keep doing SPOTS, and to keep teaching kids about it, because it helped me.”

Alex Wood (Medical Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine)

“I taught SPOTS my first year and learned the ABCDE method, and then my own skin cancer popped up. That really reinforced me to keep doing SPOTS, and to keep teaching kids about it, because it helped me.”

Alex Wood (Medical Student, Saint Louis University School of Medicine)

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