18/06/2026
18/06/2026
Al-Saleh explained that health awareness is the first line of defense against skin cancer, indicating that using appropriate sunscreen, wearing protective clothing, hats and sunglasses, and avoiding direct and prolonged sun exposure will reduce the risk of developing the disease. He added that CAN continues its year-round efforts by organizing awareness campaigns, lectures and events in health centers and hospitals, in addition to disseminating awareness messages through mainstream media and social media platforms to raise awareness on the signs and symptoms of skin cancer and the importance of early detection. He pointed out that early detection of abnormal skin changes like the appearance of new moles or changes in the size, color or shape of existing moles improves treatment outcomes and increases the chance of recovery, while emphasizing the importance of consulting a doctor upon noticing abnormal changes. He affirmed that CAN remains committed to its educational and humanitarian role by providing reliable health information based on scientific evidence, building a more informed and capable society for cancer prevention, and promoting the importance of adopting healthy behaviors that reduce the risk of developing skin cancer.
