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Schools Failing on Skin Cancer Smarts By : Joelle Applebe According to experts, American schools are receiving a big, red "F" for their ability to educate and protect our kids from the dangers of skin cancer. An Overview of Skin Cancer By : John Grimme.. Cancer. Is there any more devastating word? How stupid would you feel if you were diagnosed with it and found out you could have prevented it. In this case, we are talking skin cancer. Prevent Skin Cancer By : Kenneth Surr At one time, skin cancer was a disease that primarily affected Caucasians, smokers, those with a history of the disease and people who worked outside. Today, every one of us is at risk. Over the past forty years, the cases of skin cancer have doubled every ten years. It's up to us to protect ourselves and our children from this awful disease. Educate Yourself About Skin Cancer By : Keefe Figgatt Cancer is a very general term used to describe a potentially devastating disease. There are actually more than 100 conditions that are considered to be "cancer". All of these ailments are related to diseased cells in the body. A Guide to Skin Cancer By : John Grimme Cancer. Is there any more devastating word? How stupid would you feel if you were diagnosed with it and found out you could have prevented it. In this case, we are talking skin cancer.

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