Play all audios:
Melanoma is the fifth most common cancer in the UK, and has risen faster than any other form of cancer. When it comes to skin cancer, spotting the early warning signs could save your life.
Here are the five symptoms you should watch out for. Changes to moles and freckles is a well-known symptom of melanoma, a type of skin cancer that can spread to other organs. It’s not only
changes to your existing moles and freckles you need to watch out for - melanoma can also grow on a patch of skin. If you notice any changes to your moles, or any new ones that seem to grow
rapidly, you should get it checked by your doctor. An early cancer diagnosis could save your life. You should check your skin regularly, and use a mirror for any areas you can’t see
properly. But what exactly are the changes you are looking out for? Here’s an easy-to-remember list to check the early warning signs. READ MORE: PROFESSOR'S 'WORST SCENARIO'
FOR COVID VACCINE PROTECTION IN WINTER WHERE SHOULD I BE CHECKING FOR MELANOMA? Melanomas can appear anywhere on your body, which is why it’s so important to keep checking, and using a
mirror. Men are most likely to find melanoma on their back, whereas for women it is most likely to appear on their legs.