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Skin cancer is the most common kind of cancer out there with one in five Americans getting a diagnosis at some point in their life.

Your age, natural skin color, and gender are not protective factors. Anyone is at risk if they do not take care of their skin.

The good news is that skin cancer, when caught early is “almost always curable” according to dermatologist Dr. Elizabeth Hale.

Learn more about skin cancer and how to prevent it on this week’s episode of Healthful.

New episodes come out every Wednesday. Subscribe on YouTube to stay in the know!

#womenshealth #health #skincancer #skincare #prevention
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“Tanmaxxing” is a viral social media trend that has people intentionally exposing themselves to intense UV radiation either from the sun or tanning beds with little to no skin protection and it significantly  increases risk of developing skin cancer.

According to Dr. Elizbeth Hale, there isn’t such thing as a “safe, healthy tan” and that golden glow is actually damaged DNA.

Find out how to protect your skin from cancer and keep it looking younger on this week’s episode of Healthful.

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

New episodes drop every Wednesday! Subscribe on YouTube for all the latest.

#womenshealth #health #skincancer #skincare #tanmaxxing
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This week’s episode of Healthful is all about skin cancer, a topic very personal for Norah.

About 10 years ago, Norah was diagnosed with melanoma at a routine appointment Dr. Elizabeth Hale is the dermatologist who caught her skin cancer, thankfully very early.

So we wanted to speak with Dr. Hale about the state of skin cancer in America. She and Norah discussed alarming tanning trends, which ingredients to look for in sunscreen, and where melanoma commonly appears on women versus men.

Tune in tomorrow when the episode drops! Be sure to subscribe on YouTube for the latest updates.

#skincancer #womenshealth #health #cancer #melanoma
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