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Slip, slop, slap crisis: Shock figures show we’ve forgotten message

In a shocking report card, Queensland Health data shows 49 per cent of adults and 45 per cent of children were sunburnt in the past 12 months.That’s nearly 2.4 million people suffering serious sun damage, with almost 10 per cent being scorched so badly they had blistering burns.But even more worrying for cancer experts is the finding that 32 per cent, or nearly a third of Queensland children, had been burnt five or more times – enough to increase the risk of melanoma three-fold.Queensland Cancer…
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