As anti-sunscreen misinformation spreads online, skin cancer advocates say beware | Unpublished
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Author: Kristy Kirkup
Publication Date: July 23, 2025 - 06:09

As anti-sunscreen misinformation spreads online, skin cancer advocates say beware

July 23, 2025

Kelly Johnston’s skin cancer journey began more than a decade ago, after a biopsy revealed that a red, scaly scab above her left eyebrow was basal cell carcinoma.

Since then, she’s had other cancerous spots appear elsewhere on her body, including on her back. In 2022, Ms. Johnston received more serious news: She had melanoma, considered the most fatal form of skin cancer, on her left inner thigh.



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