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Taiwan has intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation, and the incidence of skin cancer has
been increasing year by year. It should not be taken lightly. Early-stage skin
cancer often shows no obvious symptoms and may appear as a non-healing wound, a
rapidly growing dark spot, or a small rough, scaly, or crusted bump. As the saying
goes, prevention is better than cure. Avoid direct sun exposure, especially during
peak hours. When going outdoors, apply sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and use
a hat for shade. It's also important to regularly check your skin for any changes.
If you notice anything unusual, seek medical evaluation as soon as possible. The
skin is the body’s largest organ—it’s more than just appearance; it’s a vital part
of your health. Please take good care of it, and don’t let negligence lead to
lasting regret.
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