How many people die from skin cancer per year?

This is a very serious concern. I've seen how quickly certain health issues can escalate if not addressed. For anything like skin cancer, seeing a dermatologist at the first sign of trouble is non-negotiable. Don't wait for things to get complicated.

I can't tell you numbers or give medical advice, but I can share that my uncle had a skin lesion removed that was pre-cancerous. It scared our whole family. It just showed us that we should be vigilant about any changes on our skin and get them checked. It's better to be safe.

I'm all for outdoor activities and getting my steps in, but definitely not at the cost of my skin. Always use a high SPF sunscreen when outside, especially if you're working out in the open. Health is holistic, and that includes skin protection.

This question makes me feel a bit scared, to be honest. I never really thought about skin cancer much before. So, is it mostly from sunburns, or can it just happen? I should probably start using more sunscreen.

Look, skin cancer is a serious reality, and yes, it can be fatal if ignored. I had a scare myself a few years back with an atypical mole. My advice: 1) Get a full-body skin check by a dermatologist once a year. 2) Be diligent with SPF 30+ every single day. 3) Learn the ABCDEs of melanoma. Early detection is your best weapon.

Beta, the sun here is very strong. My mother used to say, 'protect your skin from the harsh rays'. It's true that bad diseases can come from it. So just be careful, cover your head, use a good cream. And if something feels wrong, go see the vaidya (doctor).