
FLASHCARDS FRIDAY! Just say NO to Melanoma
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In this Flashcard Friday episode, Gabrielle dives into the surprising history and science of sunblock. From ancient Egypt’s jasmine oils to modern SPF 50 sprays, discover how sunscreen evolved and why it’s one of the best defenses against deadly melanoma. Gabrielle shares the statistics on skin cancer, explains how sunblock works, and gives you simple tips to stay protected. With her favorite motto, “Just say NO to melanoma,” she’ll leave you ready to face the sun smartly.
3 Things Listeners Will Learn:
- The fascinating history of sunblock, from ancient remedies to modern formulations.
- How sunscreen protects the skin and how to use it correctly for maximum safety.
- Eye-opening facts about melanoma risk, survival rates, and prevention through sun protection.
Resource Links
American Cancer Society: Melanoma Skin Cancer Overview
All About Sunscreen: Why You Need It. How it Works for You
Melanoma Treatment (PDQ®)–Patient Version
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