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Slide 1 - The Dangers of Skin Cancer Are we educated enough?
Slide 2 - Statement of the Problem Even though we have been educated on the dangers of skin cancer and its prevention, Melanoma/skin cancer continues to increase at an alarming rate.
Slide 3 - Background leading to the problem Lack of Knowledge “No big deal?” YES! It is a big deal. Types include: Basil Cell Melanoma Squamous Cell
Slide 4 - Ozone Depletion Harmful effects of UV-B Location Lattitude/Longitue Time of day Ultra Violet Index
Slide 5 - Are Tan Skins Cool? Behavior and attitude
Slide 6 - Tanning Salon There's more evidence on the hazards of tanning beds. Baking under their artificial lamps as little as once a month can boost your risk of a deadly form of skin cancer by 55% -- and the danger is even greater when done in early adulthood.
Slide 7 - Significance to Optimal Health Spending time outdoors in the fresh air does wonders for the body and soul. Just remember that your skin needs extra protection from the sun.
Slide 8 - Types of Skin Cancer Basal cell carcinoma Squamous cell carcinomas
Slide 9 - Types of Skin Cancer Malignant Melanoma
Slide 10 - Other Effects From the Sun Skin Damage Cataracts and Other Eye Damage Immune Suppression
Slide 11 - Other Problems In terms of cancer types; skin cancer history was most strongly tied to liver cancer, followed by Hodgkin disease, leukemia, and lung cancer. Women who have had the most common forms of skin cancer are 2.3 times as likely to also get deadlier cancers such as breast, lung, and colon.
Slide 12 - Possible Solutions Don’t sunbathe Avoid sun exposure between 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. When outdoors use SPF 15 or higher without SPF 15 reddening takes 20 mins with SPF 15 reddening takes 5 hours (reapply every 2 hours & after swimming) Several sunburns over course of a lifetime can double/ triple melanoma risk no matter when sunburns occurred
Slide 13 - Possible Solutions Wear long pants, long-sleeved shirts, hats, UV- protective sunglasses Stay away from artificial tanning devices Teach children good sun protection habits at an early age. Damages that lead to adult skin cancers start in childhood Examine self from head to toe once every 3 months Tinted windows in automobile
Slide 14 - Year Round Protection During winter ( Reflections from snow can double the UV rays from the sun) UV radiation is not only associated with heat Clouds/ Haze- water droplets magnify UV rays. Latitude- closer to the equator, more potent sun rays. Altitude- UV radiation increases 4-5% every 1000 ft. above sea level. Reflection- water, sand, concrete and snow reflect 90% of UV rays. Photosensitive Reactions- medicines for acne or antibiotics
Slide 15 - Variety of Approach UVB causes basal, squamous cell carcinomas and melanoma. UVA causes wrinkling, leathering, photo aging because it penetrates deeper and exacerbates UVB effects.
Slide 16 - Youth Sun Care Avoid sunburns as a child. Babies under 6 months old should spend very little time in the sun. If exposed to the sun protective clothing and sunglasses should be worn. Children over 6 months should always wear a sunscreen of at least SPF 15.
Slide 17 - The ABCD’s of Skin Cancer A – Asymmetry B – Border C – Color D – Diameter
Slide 18 - Treatments Removal – Laser / Excision or cutting out Surgery – lymph nodes Chemotherapy / Immunotherapy Benign / Malignant
Slide 19 - Latest News of Sunscreens Long-term Effects Sunscreen as of now is tested with a significant and favorable impact on public health as part of an overall strategy to reduce UV exposure.
Slide 20 - Start Early Parents should educate their children immediately! Experts warn that even one severe sunburn during childhood or adolescence can increase the risk of skin cancer. Kids get 80% of their life time sun before age 18. Safety tips must be practiced constantly!
Slide 21 - Best Protection Besides using a sunscreen with an SPF of 15 or higher, a regularly scheduled full-body exam by your health care professional is key to prevention! This is because melanoma can occur on areas of your body that are not exposed to the sun. It often takes a trained eye to spot melanoma in early stages.
Slide 22 - Self Examination You should examine yourself regularly The best time to do this is after a bath or shower, standing in front of a full length mirror. Use a handheld mirror to help you view areas that are difficult to see. If you notice any odd-looking mole or marking, contact your doctor ASAP!
Slide 23 - Solution to the Problem Sun Avoidance is the best defense against skin cancer Visit your dermatologist at least once a year Early detection is the surest way to a cure! Sun Screen! Sun Screen! Sun Screen!
Slide 24 - If Not Addressed About 91,900 new cases of melanoma in the United States, in 2003 7,600 are expected to die from melanoma (4,700 men and 2,900 women)
Slide 25 - Prevention Sun Block Reduce your Exposure of the Sun Protective Clothing Self Exam Dermatology visits Education and Awareness
Slide 26 - Best Prevention Education and Awareness *Do a personal skin cancer profile. *For more information visit www.aad.org *Call the Skin Cancer Institute at 1-800-424-6724
Slide 27 - The Dangers of Skin Cancer Presented by: Melissa Anderson Francis Llave Julia McElmoyle Jeff Poe Eri Saito Jeb Stewart
 

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