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Congratulations you have a low risk of developing skin cancer. Check your skin regularly and see a doctor if you notice any changes.
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You have an increased risk of developing skin cancer. A few lifestyle changes such as covering up when in the sun and using sunscreen could save your life.
22-27: High.
You are at serious risk of developing skin cancer. Remember to cover up with a hat and long sleeve shirts and pants when in the sun, use an SPF 30+ sunscreen, and most importantly, avoid then sun between 10am and 3pm. You should have your skin checked by a doctor at least once every year.
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