Health | Aussies encouraged to book a skin check for National Skin Check Day, February 25

Updated February 12 2021 - 1:09pm, first published 1:00pm
Aussies are urged to book in for their yearly skin check to catch any potential skin cancers early.
Aussies are urged to book in for their yearly skin check to catch any potential skin cancers early.

National Skin Check Day

Skin cancer affects two in three people at some stage in their lifetime and in Australia the rates of melanoma are one of the highest, which is why non-profit organisation, Mates Against Melanoma, is calling on Aussies to get onboard and pre-book a skin check through an accredited medical professional on Australia's first and only "National Skin Check Day" on February 25.

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