Adrian Chiles’ experience serves as a timely reminder that skin health should never be taken for granted. As per NHS, the key signs of skin cancer to look out for are:
A new growth or skin patch: Any new lump, bump, scab, spot or patch of skin on your body that wasn’t there before.
A growth or patch that changes: This means changes in size, shape, colour, texture or surface over time.
A spot, mole or patch that bleeds, itches, crusts, scabs or doesn’t heal, especially if it persists for several weeks.
Skin cancer often appears on sun‑exposed areas, but it can occur anywhere on the body
Disclaimer: This article is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
