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[The Skin Cancer Foundation 👒 @SkinCancerOrg]

The latest figures suggest that more than 15,000 people die of squamous cell carcinoma of the skin in the U.S. each year — more than twice as many as from melanoma.

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The vast majority of melanomas are caused by the sun. Even worse, indoor tanning devices can emit UV radiation in amounts 10-15 times higher than the sun at its peak intensity. Adopt sun safety practices and #SpreadTheWord to potentially save someone's life! #dermtwitter

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Overproduction by fast fashion companies imperils our planet and people. Invest in sustainable and eco-friendly companies for better living today and tomorrow. #MADEinUSA #Sustainability #ecofriendly #fastfashion

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By age 50, men are more likely than women to develop #melanoma. This number jumps by age 65, making men 2x more likely to get melanoma. Monthly self-exams are crucial for life-saving early detection. Read more about skin cancer in men here: https://t.co/HBvyYqTl6b #dermtwitter

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The speed at which clothing is produced & disposed of creates large amounts of unwanted #textilewaste. #Fastfashion constantly tells us to throw away items "no longer on trend." Invest in #sustainable, long-lasting, fashion-forward brands with purpose. Benefits You & Our Planet.

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We agree!

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Sun-protective clothing is the simplest way to stay safe; unlike sunscreen, you never need to reapply! https://t.co/P7oWGg6mHF #MondayMotivation

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Indoor tanning devices can emit UV radiation10 to 15 times higher than the sun at its peak intensity! Over exposure to harmful UV rays compounds over your lifetime and can lead to skin cancer. Choose safer options & wear SPF 30 sunscreen💛 #dermtwitter #skincare

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Skin cancer checks and sunscreen: Why these (still) matter very much for good health https://t.co/Z2DKJMm15q #FoxNews

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Have you checked your nails for abnormal streaks or spots? If you see a change, contact your local dermatologist. @AADskin #skincare #derm #Dermtwitter

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@MelanomaAction Thank you for raising melanoma awareness!

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@drdustinportela sunscreen!

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Ending #melanoma together! Highlights from Melanoma Research Alliance Scientific Retreat.

[Melanoma Research @MelanomaReAlli]

Each year MRA brings together hundreds of people from across the melanoma community to exchange ideas, report on scientific progress, celebrate achievements, and mourn our collective losses.

Read the latest report highlighting the 2022 Scientific Retreat https://t.co/9dmHczPn9p

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@IMPACTMelanoma Fantastic! Way to fight #melanoma.

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Melanoma is VERY sneaky. Do you have these symptoms? #dermatology #selfcare

[Dr. Ben Wiese @drbenwiese]

#Melanomas aren't always on sun exposed skin only. It can also develop in areas of your body that have little or no exposure to the sun, such as gluteal muscle, mid back, the spaces between your toes and on your palms, soles, scalp or genitals.

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#SkinCancer can appear anywhere on your body, at any time. Even on your head, beneath your hair. From 2012-22, the number of invasive #melanoma diagnosis increased by 31% annually. Learn what to look for and how to do monthly skin checks: https://t.co/abkllhMKa8 #skincare

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Harvard scientist's skin cancer diagnosis: He used to play two rounds of golf a day, staying out in the sun for eight to 10 hours and used sunscreen “here and there” but wouldn’t necessarily reapply it. https://t.co/TUY3URT3Xi via @TODAYshow #Golf #Menshealth

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A Foolproof Guide To Sun Protection For Men Recommended by Dermatologists. @AADskin #spotskincancer #menshealth

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Skin cancer cases are up 14% in Hawaii according to a new study. Men are twice as likely to develop skin cancer than women in Hawaii because men are generally less likely to wear sunscreen and are more likely to work outdoors. @a_dukelow @KITV4 https://t.co/aNgpqP1QNm #Menshealth

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Skin cancer is a risk no matter the skin tone. But it may be overlooked in people with dark skin https://t.co/bxI4aQgiA4 via @medical_xpress

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About 23% of your lifetime UV exposure occurs by age 18. Sun damage may lead to #SkinCancer or #melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. No matter your age, gender, or skin tone, you may be at risk. Sun protection starts now! https://t.co/Fwwjj183NJ #Golf #summer