Read this article, and you will understand the sun's sunscreen on children's skin

Cancer experts say sunlight can make kids and teens more susceptible to dead skin cancer, so parents must protect both children and adults. This is from sunlight and teaches them about the safety of sun exposure outside the home.

Dr. Alberto Pappo, Chair of Solid Separation at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tenn says, "Do not think kids can not get skin cancer because they're young. It's not the same as other cancers Melanoma, which we see mostly in teenagers, can also occur on adults. Also.

Although it is rare, melanoma is the most common type of skin cancer in young people, and most are young people. Children do not have a immune system to prevent sun damage, so parents should start using sunscreen as quickly as possible for them. And make this a lifetime of life.

In the United States, there are about 7,677 new cases of melanoma cancer each year. Melanoma is most common in white people. About seven percent of cancers of young people aged 15 to 19 are melanoma.

Parents should monitor their children, especially symptoms such as: Molybdenum, most fluctuating doses of moles, which grows abundantly or does not disappear. Strangular or large shaped red or pale skin, lizards or lumps that are itchy or bleeding.