Melanoma Monday: A Warning Label Isn't Enough

Many young people today hear the warnings about skin damage and skin cancer, but to them it seems so rare and foreign. It is not. Cases of melanoma are skyrocketing and largely due to the popular use of indoor tanning devices. Life-threatening melanoma is now the second-most common cancer among females 15-29 years old. An estimated 440 new melanoma cases are expected to be diagnosed in Montana this year.

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