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A member asked:
I used to not put suncream on my hands/ feet but they never got burnt ie they didn't blister/hurt, but got a bit red. will i get skin cancer?
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Watch them: Sunscreen isn't a perfect preventative and not using it doesn't guarantee cancer. It just improves your odds. Get any suspicious lesions seen.
Answered 6/30/2015
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