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Five experts, five tips: How to take care of your skin

Five experts, five tips: How to take care of your skin
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We burn particularly easily : As temperatures soar this week, here s how to stay safe in the sun

We burn particularly easily : As temperatures soar this week, here s how to stay safe in the sun
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Irish Cancer Society urges Longford public to be Skin Smart

A third of Irish people are ‘not at all worried’ about skin cancer, worrying new research has revealed. Skin cancer is the most common form of cance.

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Melanoma can spread quickly : Campaign urges public to get health concerns checked

Melanoma can spread quickly : Campaign urges public to get health concerns checked The Your Health Matters campaign, which is being backed by sports commentator Marty Morrissey, aims to increase awareness of the importance of early detection The Your Health Matters campaign is being backed by sports commentator Marty Morrissey. Picture: Andres Poveda Wed, 03 Feb, 2021 - 16:20 Steve Neville A 46-year-old woman who underwent skin cancer treatment during the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of early detection as part of an Irish Cancer Society campaign urging people to contact their doctor if they are concerned about symptoms that may indicate cancer.

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