Skin Cancer, a rising threat
In 2003, almost 50,000 people were afflicted with skin cancer in the United States alone. Of those, about 8,000 dies as a result of the said disease. So it has caught the attention of health experts from around the world and many countries have taken steps to slow this statistic if not totally prevent the said disease from rising. Many people have the said disease have it till it is too late and that nothing can be done to halt the spread and cure the said disease. Many fail to recognize the warning signs and other factors that contribute to this health risk that they merely do not know enough. Thanks to people from the Skin Cancer Foundation, CDC, National Cancer Institute and many others, information is now within easy reach through their respective web sites for anyone who is seeking information.


As we age, the cells of the body does so in the same manner and one of the first abilities they lose is the ability to regenerate. This is programmed into the human body and is our amazing ability that allows organs to heal and skin to renew itself about every few weeks. The skin and the cells that makes it up tends to lose it’s regenerative properties, aging more as you get older rather than shed and grow new skin. This is being found as the main reason why our skin fails to renew itself in time, resulting in aged skin that has gone into a sense of regenerative hibernation, much like the problem faced by
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