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We have been wishing for this for a long today and today has come: the launch of our Check a Mole game in Norwegian: Sjekk Flekken This makes the game available in a total of 9 languages already! Thanks to the fantastic support from Cosmica and Cliniderm from Norway,  our free, browser-based educational game is now helping people across Norway learn to recognize suspicious moles using the ABCDE rule, in a fun, simple, and interactive way.

Ready to test your mole-checking skills in Norwegian? Game on!
[Play Sjekk Flekken now ➜ www.spotthedot.org/game

“As a melanoma patient, I know firsthand how critical early detection can be. My mission is to help others recognize potential warning signs before it’s too late. Together with dermatologists, I developed Sjekk Flekken, a free browser-based educational game that introduces the ABCDE method in a positive and interactive way. But beyond education, I hope it sparks conversations, at home, among friends, and in schools. Because when more people learn to spot the dots and speak up about changes in their skin, we increase the chances of catching melanoma early, when it is most treatable.” Marije Kruis, melanoma patient advocate and founder of Spot the Dot

 

Learn the ABCDE method of recognizing skin cancer

As Dr. Katarina Zak Stangeland puts it: « Sjekk flekken offers a fun and captivating way to raise awareness about malignant melanoma. With the interactive way of combining entertainment and education, essential information becomes easier to understand- and its easily shared with others”. Dr. Katarina Zak Stangeland is a specialist in dermatology and venereology and works at Aleris, Norway’s largest private healthcare provider, in Stavanger

Thanks to the support of Cosmica and Cliniderm

Cosmica and Cliniderm are leading skincare brands within suncare in Norway, sold in the pharmacy channel