School Sun Safety Lessons
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Skin cancer: Primary school sun safety lessons trialled

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Children as young as five are being taught how to apply sunscreen and check UV levels.
The project aims to "grow skin cancer out of the next generation" Melanoma , the most serious form of skin cancer, is linked to UV exposure.
In 2021 , around 18,300 people were diagnosed with melanoma in the UK , Cancer Research says.
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