Image / SuppliedMelanoma NZ has been running an advertising campaign designed specifically not to be noticed by anyone. Photo / SuppliedIn recent months, Melanoma NZ has posted a number of New Zealand case studies to its YouTube channel. "One thing nobody understands is that people seem to think that melanoma or skin cancer stays on your skin," says Waters. Like all charities, Melanoma NZ is dependent on donations from the community to continue doing its work. Here's a rundown of what Melanoma NZ recommends checking:Asymmetry: One half is different from the other.

Source: New Zealand Herald February 14, 2021 16:38 UTC