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outside will help prevent damage to the skin. Do not use indoor sunlamps or tanning parlors or pills. Changes noted in a mole or sores that do not heal should be brought to the attention of your physician.
Other potential risk factors include excessive x-rays, estrogens and work-related exposures to harmful chemicals and fibers like asbestos. Always check with your physician about the need for x-rays and estrogens. Wear proper clothing on the job and learn emergency procedures.
The American Cancer Society is promoting a program entitled “Taking Control” where each of the above risk and protective factors will be presented in more detail. If you have a strong background in health and nutrition and would like to be a speaker, call the Extension Office for more details (workshop dates are Nov. 13 in Staunton; Dec. 4 in Charlottesville and Dec. 5 in Woodstock).
If you desire further cancer information or are interested in joining the Rappahannock County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, call the Cancer Answer Line’s toll-free number, 1-800-552-7996.
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