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      • What Is Skin Cancer?
      • What Are the Risk Factors?
      • What Are the Symptoms?
      • What Can I Do to Reduce My Risk?
      • What Screening Tests Are There?
      • How Can I Protect My Children from the Sun?
      • Are There Benefits to Spending Time Outdoors?
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      • Sunburn and UV Protective Behaviorsplus icon
        • Sunburns
        • Indoor Tanning
        • Sun Protection
        • Sun Safety Education
    • Sun Safetyplus icon
      • Tips for Men
      • Tips for Families
      • Tips for Schools
      • Tips for Employers
      • Tips for Parks and Recreation Staff
    • #SunSafeSelfie
    • Success Storiesplus icon
      • Campaign Helps Outdoor Workers Beat the Heat—and Skin Cancer
      • A Community-Wide Approach to Reduce Sun Exposure
      • A University Helps the Community Stay Sun-Safe
      • Surveillance Data Guide Skin Cancer Prevention Efforts
      • Keeping Student Athletes Sun-Safe On and Off the Field
      • Sunscreen Access in “The Sun City”
      • Shading Children from the Sun’s Harmful Rays
      • Reducing Indoor Tanning on College Campuses
      • Building a Culture of Sun Safety for Nevada’s Youth
      • Providing Education and Sunscreen Access in Georgia
      • Building Shade Structures on Playgrounds and Sports Fields
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