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Checking your moles: How to know when they're dangerous - or need removing
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, affecting 1 in 10 people. Sadly cases of malignant melanoma, the most serious form of cancer, are on the rise, particularly amongst the fair-skinned. According to Cancer Research UK, malignant melanoma is the fifth most common cancer in the UK, and the second most common form of cancer in people under 50 years of age.
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Brits take 'holidays at lunchtime': sunbathing lunches become all the rage
Almost half of Britons have topped up their tans during their lunch hour, a new poll has revealed. Some 47 per cent of people from across the UK have sunbathed on their lunch breaks from work, the survey found. But only half of those who
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Beach cop runs over sleeping sunbather
A sunbather who dozed-off on Florida's Miramar beach ended up in hospital after being run over by a policeman. 21-year-old Jessica Nystrom was hit by the police patrol pick-up truck at around 6pm on Tuesday
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Only 14 per cent of British women sunbathe topless on holiday, like Kate
Rex A new survey has revealed that just 14 per cent of British women sunbathe topless on holiday, like Kate Middleton. The poll by online travel dating site MissTravel found the main reason why they don't want to sunbathe without their
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Skin cancer risk raised by just four sunbeds
Most sunbed devotees will be well aware that their love of tanning could leave them with skin cancer but new research suggests even occasional use could significantly raise the risk of developing the disease. Top related searches: tanning
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Brits long for alfresco living
Brits are always hankering after a Mediterranean lifestyle according to new research from HSBC. Their survey of 1,000 UK adults has found that Brits are using their gardens for a surprising array of continental-style outdoor activities including
