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What body parts are affected?
How is it affected?
 Your entire body can be dig noised with
skin cancer.
 The skin build up cancer cells that can
be dangerous to your health if not
treated.
Can it spread?
Since it is caused by UVA radiation and
rays it can spread to other parts of the
body.
How many people are affected
each year?
 more than 1 million cases skin cancer
diagnosed yearly in the United States
 10,850 deaths due to skin cancer each
year.
Skin Cancer Fatal?
 No it is not as long as it is treated.
Main causes of skin cancer.
 UVA Rays from the sun is the main
source of cause of skin cancer because
it damages the tissue.
 People purposely go tanning and at are
high risk.
Symptoms
 Change of size or color of dark pigments
or moles.
 Any kind of pigments that passes the
border of a mole.
 In itchy sensation of pain or
uncomforted.
How can it be prevented
 Always put on sunscreen when going
outside.
 Prevent going to tanning beds.
 Stay away from radiation as much as
possible.
Web links
 http://www.skincancer.org/
 http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerCa
uses/SunandUVExposure/skin-cancer-
facts
 http://www.topnews.in/health/diseases/s
kin-cancer?page=1

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Skin cancer

  • 2. What body parts are affected? How is it affected?  Your entire body can be dig noised with skin cancer.  The skin build up cancer cells that can be dangerous to your health if not treated.
  • 3. Can it spread? Since it is caused by UVA radiation and rays it can spread to other parts of the body.
  • 4. How many people are affected each year?  more than 1 million cases skin cancer diagnosed yearly in the United States  10,850 deaths due to skin cancer each year.
  • 5. Skin Cancer Fatal?  No it is not as long as it is treated.
  • 6. Main causes of skin cancer.  UVA Rays from the sun is the main source of cause of skin cancer because it damages the tissue.  People purposely go tanning and at are high risk.
  • 7. Symptoms  Change of size or color of dark pigments or moles.  Any kind of pigments that passes the border of a mole.  In itchy sensation of pain or uncomforted.
  • 8. How can it be prevented  Always put on sunscreen when going outside.  Prevent going to tanning beds.  Stay away from radiation as much as possible.
  • 9. Web links  http://www.skincancer.org/  http://www.cancer.org/Cancer/CancerCa uses/SunandUVExposure/skin-cancer- facts  http://www.topnews.in/health/diseases/s kin-cancer?page=1