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South China Morning Post·3 min read·medium

How sunburn in children can lead to skin cancer in later life. These tips can protect them

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How sunburn in children can lead to skin cancer in later life. These tips can protect them
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Research indicates that childhood sunburn significantly increases the risk of developing melanoma and other skin cancers later in life. Health experts emphasize that cumulative UV damage before age 20 is particularly dangerous and urge parents to prioritize sun protection for children.

Although many parents probably remember getting sunburned as children, it has become increasingly apparent that sun-damaged skin can be dangerous later in life.

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