Skin cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide—but it’s also highly treatable when detected early. The problem is that many early warning signs are subtle and often dismissed as harmless spots, rashes, or moles, allowing the disease to progress unnoticed.
Doctors stress that paying attention to changes in your skin—such as new growths, spots that change color or size, or sores that don’t heal—can make a critical difference. Recognizing these signs early and seeking medical evaluation promptly can significantly improve outcomes and, in many cases, save lives.
