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Cork-based oncologist urges public to be aware of skin cancer risks

Cork-based oncologist urges public to be aware of skin cancer risks
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An oncologist at Cork University Hospital is urging the public to use sunscreen and avoid sunbeds to reduce the risk of skin cancer. She notes that while immunotherapy has improved survival rates for metastatic melanoma, prevention remains critical.

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Public health awareness regarding skin cancer is vital for reducing mortality rates, especially given the high risk associated with melanoma.

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Using suncream and avoiding sun-beds can help reduce risk of skin cancer, a leading oncologist now working in Ireland has advised.

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