Skin Cancer ABCDE Trainer
Dermatologists still want you in the chair — this game only teaches the ABCDE letters so a changing spot is easier to describe.
Skin cancer awareness
Ready when you are
Pick the best answer. You’ll see a plain-language explanation after each one.
Educational game only — not a diagnosis, screening test, or treatment plan. If you think this is an emergency, call local emergency services now.
The ABCDE rule for moles (a teaching aid, not a scanner)
A is Asymmetry, B is Border irregularity, C is Colour that is uneven, D is Diameter (many melanomas are larger than about 6 mm — but smaller ones occur), E is Evolving (change in size, shape, colour, or symptoms).
Another public tip is the ‘ugly duckling’: a spot that looks different from your other moles. Melanoma can also be pink or flesh-coloured (amelanotic), so ‘only dark moles matter’ is false.
No photo quiz, app, or ABCDE score replaces a clinician. People at higher risk (lots of moles, prior melanoma, strong family history, heavy sunburns) often need scheduled skin exams.
This game covers
- ABCDE melanoma rule
- Ugly duckling sign
- Amelanotic melanoma myth
- When a mole needs a clinician
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Questions about cancer medicines?
Our pharmacist team at Critical Kare Pharma can help with availability, cold-chain shipping, and a quote — this game does not replace that conversation.
Frequently asked questions
Skin Cancer ABCDE Trainer is a free public-health awareness game from Critical Kare Pharma. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a screening programme. Always follow your doctor, oncologist, or local emergency services.