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July is National UV Safety Month and the perfect time to talk about protecting you and your family. Skin Cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. It is important to take note of certain precautions, how you can help your loved ones care for their skin, and more.
Take some time this month and every month to check your skin for suspicious moles. Then, check your family member’s skin and report anything unusual to your physician.
Reduce your risk of skin damage and skin cancer by using protective gear that gives your skin necessary relief from the sun.
We hope you and your family members stay safe this summer! If you plan to be out in the sun, remember the protective gear above and the sun and skin tips below.
If you notice any changes in you or your loved ones’ skin, get it checked. Whether it is a dark spot, rough patch of skin, etc.