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    Farmers Face Higher Skin Cancer Risk from UV Exposure

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    Farmers in Ireland are at increased risk of skin cancer due to prolonged UV exposure, with about 11,000 cases diagnosed annually, 90% linked to UV. Protective measures include wearing long sleeves, wide-brimmed hats, UV sunglasses, and applying SPF 30 sunscreen. Regular skin checks are vital for early detection, as 90% of skin cancers are treatable if caught early.
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