Wellbeing A-Z -Melanoma

The video discusses the skin's protective role and the increasing threat of melanoma, a deadly skin cancer. It highlights the alarming rise in melanoma cases since 1973, emphasizing the importance of early skin care, especially for young people. The video provides prevention tips for fair-skinned individuals, such as using sun protection and avoiding peak sun hours. It stresses the significance of early detection through regular skin scans to improve survival rates. Overall, the video aims to raise awareness about melanoma and promote proactive skin health measures.

What is the main reason experts are concerned about Melanoma?

• It is the least deadly skin cancer.

• It has been decreasing in recent years.

• It is the most common skin cancer.

• It is the least common but most deadly skin cancer.

Why is it important to protect your skin from a young age?

• To reduce the risk of skin cancer later in life.

• To avoid sunburns during childhood.

• To maintain a fair complexion.

• To prevent early signs of aging.

Which group of people should take extra precautions against sun exposure?

• People who live in cold climates.

• People over 60 years old.

• People with fair skin.

• People with dark black skin.

What is a recommended practice for early detection of Melanoma?

• Wearing sunglasses regularly.

• Using sunscreen only on sunny days.

• Getting an annual skin scan.

• Avoiding the sun completely.

What should you look for in moles to detect potential Melanoma?

• Moles that are smaller than a pencil eraser.

• Moles that have changed in size, shape, color, or texture.

• Moles that are symmetrical.

• Moles that are itchy.