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" Men have been urged to make sure they keep an eye on the state of their skin, after new figures revealed they are especially vulnerable to skin cancer. A study by Cancer Research UK this week revealed that the death rate for male skin cancer sufferers is 70 per cent higher than it is for females. Jill Daniels, Macmillan skin cancer clinical nurse specialist at Derriford Hospital, believes this is partly because men are less likely to go to the doctor if they have any concerns. Speaking to the Plymouth Herald, she has therefore urged men to check their skin regularly and not shy away from getting help and advice from their GP. &amp;#039;If a change in a mole or new mark on the skin raises a question mark with you, it is best to get it looked at,&amp;#039; Ms Daniels commented. She insisted it is better for people to get it examined sooner rather than later, as the majority of skin cancers are curable if they are detected early. Click here for Cancer Research UK&amp;#039;s study into skin cancer "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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