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The sun causes 90% of skin cancers

Sunburn doesn’t just leave you battling red, itchy, flaky skin. It puts you at much greater risk of skin cancer now and in the future. Ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun is the biggest cause of skin cancer. In fact, 95% of melanoma and 99% of non-melanoma cases are a result of overexposure to the sun. Want the good news? Getting sun savvy (read the articles below) and having an annual skin check can help keep your skin safe.
95% of melanomas are curable. If spotted early

Sunblock vs sunscreen - What is the difference?

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Sunblock vs sunscreen - What is the difference?

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Is the sun safer in the winter?

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Is the sun safer in the winter?

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Best sunscreen for face – by skin type

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Best sunscreen for face – by skin type

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Sunscreen and the difference between SPF and UPF

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Sunscreen and the difference between SPF and UPF

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How to fade sunspots on your face: what works and what doesn’t

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How to fade sunspots on your face: what works and what doesn’t

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Understanding UPF: The best clothes to wear for sun protection

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Understanding UPF: The best clothes to wear for sun protection

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Sunscreen for dark skin: Do you really need it?

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Sunscreen for dark skin: Do you really need it?

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5 Best UPF 50+ Hats Retailers Online

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5 Best UPF 50+ Hats Retailers Online

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Say ‘yes’ to sun safety and ‘so long skin cancer’

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