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Why Do Some Women Get Skin Cancer? Who Is At Risk?

  • Latinas who have fair skin and light-colored eyes are susceptible to melanomas because they are born with the least amount of protective melanin in their skin.
  • Redheads, blue-eyed blondes, and people with pigment disorders such as albinism are at the greatest risk of skin cancer. But even people with many freckles or moles may also be vulnerable to melanomas.
  • Latinas who have a family history of cancer.
  • Latinas who live at high altitudes or in climates with year-round sunshine.
  • Latinas who have a history of sun exposure or blistering sunburns.
11 replies
  1. Anna
    Anna says:

    This is a great article and all the more important to re-read it now as we head into the warm weather months and spend more time out in the sun. Thanks for publishing this! Felicidades to the Mamiverse Team!

    Reply
  2. Hayley Clarke
    Hayley Clarke says:

    This really is a thoroughly educational article,extremely well written. Thankyou for sharing this,i too have just been through a massive scare,and had my results today.

    Reply

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