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January Newsletter Vol. 1 | January 2024
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Happy 2024! A new year is a great time to prioritize ways you can improve your health and life. Hopefully, keeping your skin safe and healthy is one of your goals.Β Β
Check yourself: First, open your calendar and schedule 10 minutes each month to perform a skin self-exam. Itβs simple and could save your life. If you see something new, changing or unusual, be sure to get it checked right away! When identified and treated early, skin cancers are usually curable.Β Β
Check our self-exam tips, learn aboutβ―theβ―warning signs of skin cancer and take a look at our website to find out what to look for.Β
See a professional: Next, contact your dermatologist and schedule your annual skin exam.
It might take a while to get an appointment, so now is the time to act. If you donβt have a dermatologist, use our tool to locate one of our member dermatologists near you. Β
Protect your skin: Make skin cancer prevention a part of your daily routine,
year-round.Β Β
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Dr. Sarnoff Says
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Even Snow Days Are Sun DaysΒ
With a chill in the air and snow on the ground, it may seem that the risk of sun damage is rather low. That simply isnβt the case. In fact, snow can multiply your UV exposure because it reflects the sunβs rays.Β
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2023: Reaching Higher to Reach Our Goals
Throughout 2023, our community of skin cancer warriors, healthy skin champions, donors and partners came together in innovative ways to help us continue our lifesaving work.Β
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Looking Forward with Hope
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Thank you for all your help in 2023! From sharing our educational messages, to rallying behind our Ban Teen Tanning petition initiative with Refinery29, to sharing and supporting our fundraisers, you helped us make great progress in the fight against skin cancer. We look forward to doing more in 2024!
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Monthly Giving: Join Our Skin Protection Fund
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Join our community of monthly donors and become a member of the Skin Protection Fund (SPF). Your recurring gift will steadily support the lifesaving programs of the Foundation and help us educate the public and the medical community about skin cancer, its prevention by means of sun protection, the need for early detection and prompt, effective treatment. Learn more and donate here.Β
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