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Maddie Seymour - PSA

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UVA is what makes you tan and UVB burns the upper layers of your skin

UVA rays penetrate deeper than UVB rays and can cause more damage

Higher SPF = More defense against the sun

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It is one of the most common types of cancer

Melanoma is the worst kind of skin cancer

Indoor tanning increases your risk of skin cancer by 75%

Too many sunburns or too much exposure to the sun can cause skin cancer

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Andie Wojnicz- skin cancer after and protection from skin cancer

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Andie Wojnicz- skin cancer after and protection from skin cancer

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There are 2 different types of UV rays, there's UVA and UVB.

UVA is the UV that gets people tan because it activates the melanocytes that produce melanin in the skin.

UVA rays also make your skin age faster.

Although UVB is the type of UV that burns the skin, UVA is more dangerous because the sun reaches the deeper layers of the skin.

Skin cancer comes from the sun triggering the cells in the skin's outer layer so much that they go out of control.

Skin cancer can spread to other parts of the body.

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Melanoma is the most common type of skin cancer.

uvb rays burn your skin

uva rays tan your skin

sunscreen blocks the suns harmful rays

most skin cancer is caused due too much sun exposure

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80% of sun exposure is incidental so always wearing sunscreen is essential in the summer

UV rays lead to mutations in DNA strands that cells can not overcome which leads to the growth of the mutation and later skin cancer. by the time you can see the growth of the mutation, it is usually too late

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer: there are 3 forms including basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and the most common: melanoma

Skin cancer has become an epidemic in the US due to the increasing cases of melanoma

Skin cancer is caused by over exposure of UV rays from the sun or tanning beds

There are two types of UV rays

UVB rays: these rays cause the skin to burn

UVA rays: these rays make you tan, they penetrate deeper into the skin where the blood vessels and nerves are found causing melanoma. These rays also cause the skin to age faster

UVA rays are harmful to everyone despite the amount of melanin in your skin

To protect yourself from these rays there physical and chemical sunscreens

physical sunscreen reflects UV rays whereas chemical sunscreen absorbs them

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Melanoma is a type of skin cancer

Skin cancer is preventable through sunscreen

It's the most common type of cancer

It is caused by the sun and harmful UV rays

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The outer layer of the skin contains many type of cells which includes squamous cells, basal cells and melanocyte.

Skin cancer beings when some cells grow out of control

Most skin cancers are caused due to much skin exposure to ultraviolet light, typically from tanning beds and the sun

Melanoma can grow into deeper layers and spread to other parts of the body then other types.

Treatments can depend on how deeply the cancer has grown

UVA rays can make you tan but it can harm you in different ways because UVA rays penetrate deeper in the skin and goes all the ray through the skins protective epidermis to the dermis where you find nerves and blood vessels.

Some ways to protect yourself may include is to wear protective clothing which includes long-sleeves, pants and sunglasses, apply sunscreen with a SPF of 30 or higher. Also avoid tanning beds because they can also cause skin cancer and premature skin aging.

You should still use sunscreen even if your darker.

You should use the Asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving (ABCDE) to spot skin cancer.

The sun rays are most powerful at 10 am to 4 pm.

Finally there are 2 treatments locally which only affects the tumor. The other treatment is systemically which affects cancer cells and cells over the rest of the body.

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You should apply sunscreen 15-30 minutes before you are exposed to the sun.

Making sure to wear protective layers that protect you from UVA/UVB rays, like hats and long sleeves.

Their are different treatment options defending on the severity and the health of the patient. One option being surgical, removing a large area around the area affected by skin cancer. Another being a more systematically. This being more affective towards all parts of the body. It could also could affect other cells in the body.

UVA rays can burn or reach deeper into the body, to levels of the epidermis.

By using the ABCD method to determine a self evaluation.

UV rays can cause upper layers of the skin to burn.

The outer layer and inner layer of your skin is separated by membrane.

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Maeve Steichen What i know about Skin cancer 

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Maeve Steichen What i know about Skin cancer 

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Melanoma is the most serious type of skin cancer.

Skin cancer can be caused by the sun or tanning beds.

Skin cancer can be noticed by finding abnormal marks on the skin.

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The sun has two types of ultraviolet rays: UVA and UVB

UVA rays make people tan by penetrating the lower layers of the epidermis and triggering melanocytes to produce melanin

melanin protects the skin from UVB rays, or burning

UVA rays also age the skin and make it lose its elasticity

These rays can also penetrate as deep as the dermis and increase risks of melanoma by damaging the nerves and blood vessels at that level, which threatens the immune system.

UVB rays burn the skin and can increase risk of basal and squamous cell carcinoma

The main treatment for skin cancers is surgically cutting out or otherwise removing the mutations or tumors

SPF is the measure of protection against UV rays, and it's best to have at least SPF 30, for daily use and to choose a higher one for more protection during outdoor activities

Physical blockers of UV rays have ingredients like titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, which reflect the sun's rays. These sunscreens are typically the best at protecting the skin but are harder to absorb.

Chemical blockers absorb the sun's rays rather than reflecting them. These sunscreens need more frequent reapplication because their ability to absorb UV rays weakens over time.

Car windows block UVB (burning) rays, but not UVA (aging)

Use the ABCDE method for detecting melanoma: Asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving

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If the skin cancer growth gets large enough it can spread to other parts of your body.

Treatment can either be to remove/destroy the cancer or to keep it under control for as long as possible.

There are two types of UV rays: UVA and UVB. UVA rays are the ones that make you tan but they also penetrate deeper into your skin which causes more damage and can also weaken your immune system.

Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, is becoming more common, affecting younger people due to increased use of tanning beds.

Skin cancer rates are rising, with more than 1 million new cases annually in the U.S. Melanoma cases are increasing, even as other cancers rates are going down.

UVA rays also cause your skin to age earlier.

Sun protection tips: sunscreen use (SPF 30+), reapplying every 1.5-2 hours even on cloudy days, and avoiding peak sun hours (10 A.M. to 4 P.M.) are key to protecting skin. Use broad-spectrum sunscreen and wear protective clothing, such as long sleeves, pants, wide-brimmed hats, and sunglasses for added protection.

Risk factors: Sun exposure is the most preventable risk factor for skin cancer. Be cautious around water, snow, and sand, which reflect harmful rays. Tanning beds increase the risk of skin cancer, so you could use sunless tanner instead.

You should regularly check your skin for any new or suspicious spots and if you notice any new or changing spots, itching, or bleeding, consult a dermatologist.

Zinc sunscreen is a physical blocker that reflect the sun rays. Most sunscreens are chemical blockers that absorb the sun to protect your skin.

Children under 6 months should have almost no sun exposure because their protective mechanisms are not fully functioning.

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Skin cancer is caused by the uv rays from the sun or tanning beds.

You can prevent it by staying out of the sun or wearing sunscreen.

Moles or growths on your skin that don't heal can be a sign of skin cancer.

It is the most common type of cancer.

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Skin cancer can be prevented by staying out in the UV's of the sun and wearing sunscreen.

A type of skin cancer is Melanoma.

Burning from the sun can cause a higher risk of skin cancer.

Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers.

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1) Skin cancer will eventually break through the membrane that separates your skin and internal structures and grow on your organs and other important structures in your body if the cancer is left untreated.

2) UVA rays penetrate deeper to the melanocytes which are triggered to produce melanin and give you a tan which protects you from the sun. UVB rays burn the top layers of your skin.

3) In order to protect yourself from the sun you need to wear sunscreen every day, and reapply every 1-2 hours. Also, try to wear protective clothing that covers your skin.

4) You can also be more susceptible to UV rays if you are on certain medications to treat acne or birth control.

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Olivia Brennan - What I know about skin cancer 

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Olivia Brennan - What I know about skin cancer 

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skin cancer is caused by UV ray exposure, usually caused by the sun

skin cancer can appear as moles or other unusual spots on your skin

you can prevent skin cancer by wearing sunscreen and covering your skin while you are exposed to UV rays

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Olivia Brennan - What I know about skin cancer 

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Olivia Brennan - What I know about skin cancer 

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skin cancer is caused by UV rays most commonly from sun exposure

skin cancer can appear as moles or other spots on your skin

you can prevent skin cancer by properly applying sunscreen and covering your skin when exposed to the sun

melanoma is a more specific type of skin cancer

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The skins outermost layer contains basal cells, squamous cells, and melanocytes. When these cells grow out of control it is called skin cancer. Skin cancer is caused by harmful UV rays from the sun or tanning beds.

There are two types of UV rays; UVA and UVB.

UVA rays cause people to become tan by reaching the lower layers of the epidermis and causing the melanocytes to produce more melanin. Because UVA rays penetrate deeper into the skin it can harm the immune system leading to melanoma. Melanoma can spread to other parts of the body.

UVB rays causes sun burns and effects the upper layers of the epidermis. UVB rays can cause basal and squamous cell carcinoma.

Sun exposure can cause premature aging and cataracts.

To prevent skin cancer it is important to wear sunscreen of SPF 30 or higher. The higher the SPF the better it will be at protecting your skin from UV rays. Using a broad spectrum SPF will protect you from both UVA and UVB rays.

There are two types of sunscreens physical sunscreen and chemical sunscreen.

Physical sunscreen reflects UV rays and acts as a shield for your skin.

Chemical sunscreen absorbs the UV rays however they deteriorate faster then physical sunscreen does.

You should reapply sunscreen every 1 1/2 to 2 hours and after sweating or swimming

Wearing hats and sunglasses as well as protective clothing will help protect you from UV rays.

Avoiding being in direct sunlight when the UV is high will also help prevent skin cancer.

Be aware that water, sand, snow, and concrete can reflect UV rays.

To detect skin cancer early on examine yourself and look for moles. Record where they are on your body and their characteristics using the ABCDE's of Melanoma. Look for asymmetry, an irregular border, difference in color throughout the mole, the size of the diameter, and if the mole is evolving. Make sure to record where they are on your body as well.

This summer I will protect myself by using sunscreen, and by wearing sunglasses and hats as its impotant to protect yourself while you are young to decrease your risk of skin cancer in the future

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1. Two types of sunscreen; physical blocker(reflects the sun rays) and chemical blocker( absorbs the sun rays)

2. There are three types of skin cancer: basil cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma.

3. The recommended sunscreen is one with at least SPF 30 and waterproof protection. It should be applied every 2 hours or after swimming or sweating.

4. UV rays not only can cause skin cancer but can also cause premature aging, which means you look older than you are.

5. Treatments for skin cancer can be done locally, and some can be done systemically.

6. UVB radiation causes sunburn on the upper layer of the skin while UVA is the trigger to producing melanin to create a tan.

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There are two different kinds of UV rays. UVA, which reaches to the lower layers of the skin and triggers the production of melanin, but impacts the blood vessels and nerves. And UVB, which cause the outer layers of the skin to burn.

Prolonged UV exposure can lead skin cells to grow out of control. If left untreated, they may grow through the protective barrier separating the upper and lower layers of the skin, and into the lower layer. Here, the cancer can spread to and impact other parts of the body. Prolonged sun damage can impact a person's immune system, making them more susceptible to other issues later on.

It's important to wear (at least) a 30 SPF sunscreen, broad spectrum, and water resistant, every day, regardless of the weather and the time of year. wearing protective clothing is also a good strategy, though make sure to have sunscreen on the parts of your body that are still exposed. Absolutely no tanning beds, there are better and safer options to get the tan you want. EX. sunless self tanners.

It's also important to check moles frequently and use the ABCDE method when looking for melanoma. An Asymmetrical shape. A poorly defined Border. Varied Color. greater than 6mm in Diameter. Evolving in size, shape, or color. Always check with a doctor if you feel a mole fits any of these criteria.

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Skin cancer is caused by harmful UV rays from the sun or from tanning beds.

It can be prevented largely with the use of Sunscreen, even on cloudy days.

It only takes one bad peeling sunburn to greatly increase the risk of melanoma.

Skin cancer is the most common kind of cancer.

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1. Skin cancer is caused by being exposed to the sun for too long.

2. The best way to prevent skin cancer is to use sunscreen, preferably SPF 30 at least.

3. You're more likely to get skin cancer if you burn easily than most.

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Audrey Wolff-Skin Cancer PSA for Teenagers

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Audrey Wolff-Skin Cancer PSA for Teenagers

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You should wear at least a 30+ SPF every day and also be broad spectrum and water resistant.

Use the ADCDEs (asymmetry, border, color, diameter, and evolving) to spot and monitor skin cancer.

You should take breaks during the day when you spend lots of time in the sun.

Sun rays are the most powerful during the 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Treatments for skin cancer can only affect the spot or the whole body.

There are two types of sun rays:

-UVA sun rays make people tan and target the lower level of the epidermis to trigger melanocytes to produce melanin.

- UVB rays cause the upper layer of skin to burn.

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There are two different types of UV rays that come from the sun that can cause sunburn, aging/wrinkles, damage to the immune system and promotion of skin cancer. The two types of UV rays are UVA and UVB

UVA rays: UVA rays penetrates deep into the skin and reaches layers beneath the surface

UVB rays: UVB rays cause skin to burn and is a major cause of skin cell mutations that can cause skin cancer

There are two different types of sunscreen blockers: chemical and physical blockers

physical blockers reflect the sunlight and chemical blockers absorb the sunlight

There are multiple ways for you to protect your skin such as wearing protective clothing with low skin exposure and reapplying sunscreen at least every two hours. Make sure that your sunscreen is at least 30 SPF

If you fail to protect yourself from the sun and develop skin cancer, there are multiple different ways you can treat it:

locally: they only affect the tumor

systemically: affects cancer cells and cells all over the body

multiple treatments can be used to remove or stop the cancer, but the treatments can also be used to keep it under control for as long as possible

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You can prevent it by using sunscreen and staying out of the sun

There are multiple kinds of skin cancer

You have to get it cut out of you

It's very serious

It's the most common type of cancer

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what i know about skin cancer  (before research) - ruby wiegand

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what i know about skin cancer  (before research) - ruby wiegand

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1. Too many sunburns or frequent exposure to the sun could lead to higher chances of skin cancer.

2. Tanning beds can also lead to a higher risk of skin cancer because they use ultraviolet light.

3. Uv rays are blocked by sunscreen and denser fabrics, which reduce risk.

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Skin cancer begins when some cells grow out of control

UVA radiation is what makes people tan, it penetrates to the lower layers of the epidermis, which can trigger cells called melanocytes to make melanin

UVA rays can go to the blood vessels and nerves

Use the ABCDE method when looking for melanoma

More than 1 million new cases of melanoma are being diagnosed every year affect ages from late teens and older

Skin cancer can grow through the membrane separating the outer layer of the skin from the inner layer

There are local treatments like having surgery and radiation therapy, which are used to treat a specific tumor or area of the body. Theres also drug treatments like chemotherapy which are often called systemic treatments because they can affect the entire body.

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Skin cancer is caused when some UV rays can cause mutation in cells and the cell over multiple

There 2 types of treatment, local treatment which affect only the tumor, and systemic treatments which can affect the cancer cells and other cells in the body

There are 3 types of skin cancer (basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and melanoma)

UV rays have harmful affects such as sunburn, aging and skin cancer promotion in the skin

There are different wavelengths in UV ray that are UVA rays and UVB rays, UVA rays go deeper into the skin and UVB rays cause the skin to burn

Tanning can be harmful to the skin by causing damage to deeper layers in the skin and can cause skin cancer

There are 2 types of sunscreen, physical blockers that reflect UV rays, and chemical blockers that absorb the UV rays and sunscreen SPF 30 is recommended

ABCDE is the process to check if you have a cancerous spot on your body and it can help catch is before is get bad

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You should stay away from things that can reflect the suns rays. Some examples of this is water, snow, and sand.

UVA rays and penetrate deeper in the skin than UVB rays. UVA rays can get to the blooded vessels and nerves. UVB ryas can cause the skin to burn.

Melanoma can grow into deep layers and spread around the body.

You should reapply SPF 30 (preferably waterproof) every 2 hours.

You should record the spots (moles/freckles) on your body using the ABCDE method.

Tanning can cause damage to the immune system making it harder to fight diseases.

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1. A more commonly known type of skin cancer is Melanoma

2. Putting on sunscreen and staying directly out of the suns UV's can help prevent skin cancer

3. Tanning both indoors and outdoors can be harmful and cause skin cancer due to the harmful UV rays

4. People should always put sunscreen on if it is a sunny day or even a cloudy day

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Skin cancer is caused by being exposed to the sun and harmful UV rays

Using sunscreen, and staying out of the sun when the UV is high can help prevent skin cancer

One type of skin cancer is called Melanoma

Getting sunburns can increase your chance of getting skin cancer

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A concrete way to detect melanoma on your skin (especially your moles) is by using the ABCDE method, which stands for asymmetry, border, color, diameter and evolving

There are two types of UV rays which are UVA rays and UVB rays. UVB rays make you burn while UVA rays cause your skin cells to age quicker but also can help you tan.

When looking for a good sunscreen, it is advised to look for sunscreens that have broad spectrum, an SPF of at least 30 and are waterproof.

The best way to make yourself tanner is with sunless-self tanners that can help you tan safely and sun-free.

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Melanoma spreads into deeper layers of the skin unlike other forms of skin cancer

To prevent skin cancer wear protective clothing, use an SPF of 30 or higher, and reapply every 1.5 hours

UV rays can lead to mutations that will eventually grow into skin cancer

It's advised to wear sunscreen from 10 am to 4 pm when the sun is the strongest and stay in shaded areas.

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It can happen if you don't wear sunscreen outside.

It is caused by harmful UV rays.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer.

Using sunscreen helps prevent skin cancer.

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Skin cancer is caused by sun exposure

Melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer

People with more moles are more likely to get melanoma

Using sunscreen while being outdoors from 10am-4pm can lower your chance of skin cancer

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Skin cancer starts when a cell grows out of control.

There are 2 types of sun rays called UVA and UVB.

UVB can cause sunburn

UVA makes you tan

Melanoma can grow into the deeper parts of the skin like the nerves and blood vessels.

Signs of melanoma include: asymmetry, border, color, diameter, evolving spots on skin

The higher the SPF the more protection you have from the sun.

The sun is strongest from 10 to 2.

People recommend wearing 30 SPF sunscreen every day and reapply every 2 hours at least.

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Skin cancer can be prevented if you wear sunscreen.

Skin cancer is common.

Skin cancer is caused by too much exposure to the sun.

UV rays can cause this cancer.

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Skin Cancer is caused by exposure to UV radiation

There are two types of UV Rays. UVA causes what we know as a tan. It produces melanocytes which increases melanin. UVB rays cause damage to the upper layers of the skin and produce what we know as a burn

The exposure to UV rays has many downsides

damage to the immune system

leads to melanoma

premature skin aging

cataracts disease

Skin Cancer Treatments

Local: targets one location of the skin

Systemic: Targets a large portion of the body

Both treatments are used to remove, destroy, or control skin cancer.

You can protect your skin by using sunscreen, wearing hats/sunglasses, and avoiding tanning beds.

You should apply sunscreen at least every 2 hours and use a sunscreen of at least 30 SPF.

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The outermost layer of the skin has many cells including squamous cells, basal cells, and melanocytes. Most skin cancers develop when one or more of these cells grow uncontrollably, usually due to overexposure to UV light.

There are two types of UV radiation; UVA and UVB. Sunburns are caused by UVB radiation, as it burns the upper layers of the skin. In contrast, tans are caused by UVA radiation, as it reaches and triggers melanocytes in the lower layers of the skin, producing melanin. This darker pigment results in tanning and is what protects the body from burning.

Though UVA rays result in tans, they also can cause more serious damage, as UVA rays can reach the dermis and damage nerves and blood vessels, thus damaging people's immune systems and posing a greater risk to melanoma, the most dangerous type of skin cancer.

There are three types of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Because UVB rays can't reach the lower layers of the skin, they can't cause melanoma. However, UVB rays can damage the upper layers of the skin, and cause basal and/or squamous cell carcinoma, two less aggressive and less dangerous types of skin cancer when compared to melanoma.

It is advised that children under 6 months old should have little sun exposure, as they have yet to fully develop their UV protective mechanisms. Also, individuals should use sunscreen with a minimum of SPF 30, which should be reapplied every 1.5-2 hrs.

Melanoma can be self-detected using the ABCDE method- Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, and Evolving

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Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancers, while also being one of the most preventable types of cancers

Skin cancer can be caused by unprotected overexposure to sun and/or artificial UV exposure methods

Skin cancer is one of the least deadly types of cancer

Skin cancer develops more commonly among individuals with a lighter natural skin color

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There are three types of skin cancer, melanoma, basal and squamous cell carcinoma. It starts in the outer layer of skin. Sunscreen has both physical and chemical blockers. There is both UVA and UVB rays.

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The outer layer of the skin has squamous cells, basal cells, and melanocytes. Skin cancer begins when they start to get too much sun exposure also known as ultraviolet light.

There are two types of sunrays UVB and UVA. UVB burns the upper layers and UVA triggers melanin in the lower layers of the skin.

To protect yourself from the sun it is advised to wear SPF 30+ and reapply every 1.5 hours.

You can self-detect melanoma by using the ABCDE method. Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, and evolving.

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Grant Lockman - After research skin cancer

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Grant Lockman - After research skin cancer

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It's advised to use an SPF 30 and above sunscreen

UVA causes tanning by signaling melanocytes to produce melanin

UVB causes sunburns by burning the top layer of skin

Self tanner is a better way to get tan

Spray tans aren't great because they shouldn't be applied to eyes and lips

The sun is strongest from 10 A.M. to 2 P.M and you should take breaks during that time.

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Skin cancer is a result of overexposure to sun or fake tanning methods.

Skin cancer is a pretty common type of cancer

Skin cancer happens when skin cells mutate and grow uncontrollably

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I learned that skin cancer starts when some cells grow out of control. Most skin cancers are caused by the skin being too exposed to ultraviolet light. I also learned that melanoma can grow into deeper layers of the skin and spread to different parts of the body. We should wear sunscreen because it helps protect us from the suns rays. Sunscreen helps prevent extra aging and wrinkles as well as lowering the risk of getting skin cancer. Sunscreen should be applied every day when outside, even when it is cloudy. This summer I can protect myself from skin cancer by wearing sunscreen and hats when outside whether it’s sunny or not.

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One of the most common types of cancer.

Sun rays and UV rays can cause it.

Using sunscreen can help prevent it.

Smoking can increase the risk of getting skin cancer.

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You can prevent it by wearing sunscreen.

At least 1 in 5 Americans will develop it by age 70.

Getting sunburnt 5 or more times doubles your risk of getting melanoma.

The cause of skin cancer is harmful UV rays.

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There's an increased risk of developing skin cancer if you have a family history of skin cancer

Skin Cancer is caused by harmful UV rays

Melanoma is a common form of skin cancer

Ways to prevent skin cancer include wearing sunscreen and not using tanning beds

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Skin cancer is often caused by exposure to UV rays.

Ways to prevent skin cancer include using sunscreen and staying away from tanning beds.

Melanoma is a common type of skin cancer.

Skin cancer can often be seen through tumors which are categorized as malignant or benign.

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Skin Cancer can be caused by too much sun exposure

Skin Cancer is the most common type of cancer.

Sighs of this can be your skin turning a different color for example red.

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer

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It is caused by too much sun exposure.

Using sunscreen and not being in the sun too much, especially when there is high UV, helps prevent it.

It is one of the most common types of cancer.

Getting sunburnt often increases the risk of getting skin cancer.

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Maggie Dwyer- things I know about skin cancer

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Maggie Dwyer- things I know about skin cancer

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1. It’s caused by uv rays

2. Moles are a sign of it

3. Indoor tanning can cause it not just outside tanning

4. Sunscreen can protect your skin from the harmful uv rays

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Indoor tanning can increase the risk of skin cancer

Skin cancer can develop anywhere on the body

Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer

Using sunscreen can help reduce the risk of skin cancer

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Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer

Skin cancer comes from exposure to the sun