Thursday, 09 May 2013 10:35

May is National Skin Cancer Month, so make sure to know the ABCDEs:

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A
is for Asymmetry: Look for moles where the shape of one half is different from the other.
B is for Border: Look for moles with irregular, scalloped, or jagged borders.
C is for Color: Look for moles with multiple colors or variation in color-especially shades of black, brown, blue, red or white.
D is for Diameter: Melanomas are usually larger than six millimeters (the size of a pencil eraser) but they can be smaller too.
E is for Evolution/Evolving: Moles that are undergoing ANY kind of change, especially as outlined above, need to be evaluated by a medical professional.

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