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The 18 pages that link to Skin cancer, each with the reason it gives.

• Ozone depletionRelated: Increased UV-B exposure raises risks of some skin cancers.

• Ozone layerRelated: Reduced ozone shielding raises exposure to ultraviolet radiation that damages skin.

• SunscreenRelated: Reducing UV exposure is one part of strategies to lower skin-cancer risk.

• UltravioletRelated: Cumulative ultraviolet exposure is a major preventable risk factor.

• Antarctic ozone holeRelated: Greater ultraviolet exposure from ozone loss increases risks associated with skin damage.

• Ozone holeRelated: Increased surface UV from ozone depletion raises risks of skin damage and cancer.

• SunburnRelated: Repeated ultraviolet damage, including sunburns, increases the risk of several skin cancers.

• EumelaninRelated: Greater eumelanin generally lowers ultraviolet damage, but does not eliminate cancer risk.

• Ultraviolet indexRelated: Cumulative ultraviolet exposure contributes to several forms of skin cancer.

• Groundwater arsenic contaminationRelated: Long-term ingestion of inorganic arsenic raises the risk of skin cancer.

• Sun protectionRelated: Reducing cumulative and intense UV exposure lowers a preventable contributor to these cancers.

• Aziz SancarRelated: Failure to repair ultraviolet-induced DNA damage can contribute to mutations that promote these cancers.

• Human skinRelated: Ultraviolet exposure and changes in skin cells make these cancers a major concern.