| Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. Anyone can get skin cancer, but some people are at increased risk due to a combination of genetic factors and behaviors. Learn more about this potentially deadly cancer and what you can do to decrease your risk:
Risk Factors -- Sun exposure, family history, and certain medical conditions are among the many risk factors.
What You Can Do to Protect Yourself -- By limiting your exposure to UV radiation in a variety of ways, you can decrease your risk of developing skin cancer.
How to Check Your Skin -- Doing a regular self-exam will help you to identify any new growths or potentially harmful changes.
Sunscreens and Tanning -- Too much exposure to UV rays through indoor or outdoor tanning can lead to skin cancer.
Types of Skin Cancer -- Learn about the three most common forms of skin cancer and where on the body they tend to occur.
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