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Health experts have revealed five red flag signs of skin cancer that you should be watching out for when checking your body.Skin cancer is one of the most frequently diagnosed types of cancer in the UK.

Cancer Research UK reports that there are over 16,000 new cases of melanoma skin cancer each year, between 2016 and 2018, making it a significant health concern.

Earlier this year, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was confronted with this diagnosis. Dermatologists quickly intervened, removing a mole from her body for testing, but the results were sobering as it was confirmed to be malignant melanoma.Despite the undeniable fear surrounding skin cancer, it's important to remember that many cases - a whopping 86 per cent - are preventable.

Early detection is key when it comes to skin cancer, as spotting the signs early can lead to successful treatment. The symptoms can vary greatly, so it's essential to stay alert.

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