09/03/2026
β Myth: "I have darker skin, so I don't need to worry about skin cancer." Let's clear that up.
Skin cancer can affect every skin tone. Deeper skin has more melanin, the pigment that offers some natural sun protection, but "some" is not "enough." People with darker skin still develop skin cancer, and it's often found later, when it's harder to treat.
So what can you do? π Check the spots you rarely look at. Watch your palms, soles, and nails for a new mark, a dark streak, or a sore that won't heal.
This holds true whether you're 19 or 79, and whatever your skin type. A full-body exam takes about 15 minutes β and we check the spots most people overlook. π
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