Anonymous wrote:Who are you people that think skin cancer is just like, a mole that can be removed? You clearly have no understanding about cancers like melanoma, which is highly fatal - and killed my dad.

Then you must know the difference between melanoma and basal cell, but I guess not since you have worked yourself up into hysterics.

Nobody here is talking about melanoma. Calm down.

Anonymous wrote:Who are you people that think skin cancer is just like, a mole that can be removed? You clearly have no understanding about cancers like melanoma, which is highly fatal - and killed my dad.

The article said basal cell. I just had one removed.

Anonymous wrote:Who are you people that think skin cancer is just like, a mole that can be removed? You clearly have no understanding about cancers like melanoma, which is highly fatal - and killed my dad.

Of course we realize this but Jackman had a spot removed.

I am sorry to hear about your dad

Who are you people that think skin cancer is just like, a mole that can be removed? You clearly have no understanding about cancers like melanoma, which is highly fatal - and killed my dad.

I had one at about the same spot. It's very common after a certain age and basal cell is basically treated with excision.

Hugh Jackman HAD skin cancer. It was removed. Calm down.

Not that it couldn't have spread elsewhere or return, but your subject line is sensationalist. He doesn't have stage 3 prostate cancer or anything, jeez.

oh puhhhlleeeeezzzz he had a spot removed from his nose!! saying he has CANCER is a bit OTT doncha think?

What white person doesn't at some point in their life have to have skin cancer removed?

My irish husband has been all carved and lasered up.

We're not talking pancreas cancer here.

http://www.people.com/article/hugh-jackman-x-men-skin-cancer


Any and everyone can get it.