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May is skin cancer prevention month. Since over 5 million cases are diagnosed in the United States each year, it is time for you to take action.
The Sun is out! With warmer weather here, it is essential to protect your skin. Although exposure to sunlight is beneficial; it can also be harmful. So, I’m going to provide you with all the intel you need to know to keep your skin protected while still having fun in the sunshine.
Cook your food, not your skin. So, the Friday before Memorial Day weekend is known as National Don’t Fry Day. Although many beaches may not be open due to the Coronavirus; many individuals will still be out in the sun.
Melanoma Monday is today. First and foremost, the importance of this day is to raise awareness of skin cancer. Now is the perfect time to take steps to protect your health.
Not only is today National Melanoma Monday, but it is also skin cancer and prevention month. Since the first Monday of the month is dedicated as Melanoma Monday; this day is a reminder of how important it is to schedule a skin examination with your Dermatologist.
