Skin Cancer: Spot It, Stop It, Stay Safe

What You Need to Know Early detection can save your life. Learn the signs, causes & how to protect yourself

What Is Skin Cancer? Skin cancer occurs when skin cells grow abnormally, often due to UV exposure

Common Causes UV radiation from sunlight, tanning beds, Genetics, Fair skin and history of sunburns

Early Warning Signs  A: Asymmetry B: Border irregularity C: Color variation D: Diameter > 6 mm E: Evolving size, shape

Other Red Flags New bumps or moles, Sores that don’t heal, Bleeding or crusting spot, Itchy or painful lesions

Where to Look Skin cancer can appear anywhere, even on Scalp, Under nails, Soles of feet, Genital area

How to Protect Yourself Use SPF 30+ sunscreen daily, Wear hats and UV-protective clothing, Avoid peak sun hours, Skip tanning beds

Who’s at Risk? People with fair skin or freckles, Family history of skin cancer, Outdoor workers or athletes, People with moles or skin conditions

Get Checked See a dermatologist annually, take photos of moles for comparison, Catch changes early higher survival

Early detection saves lives. Be skin smart. Protect it, check it and don’t ignore changes.

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