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Melanin and skin cancer risk Melanin levels in the skin directly affect the risk of developing skin cancer: Dark skin (high eumelanin content) Low risk of sunburn Rarely develops skin cancer Natural SPF up to 13-15 Risk exists on non-pigmented areas (palms, soles) Light skin (pheomelanin predominance) High risk of sunburn Increased risk of all types of skin cancer Natural SPF only 2-4 Requires particularly careful sun protection Types of sun exposure and risks Chronic exposure (regular daily sun exposure): Gradually increases melanin levels May have protective effect against melanoma Increases risk of basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma Acute exposure (intense short-term exposure): Main risk factor for melanoma Causes DNA damage in cells Especially dangerous for people who are not usually in the sun Despite the natural protection provided by melanin, all people are recommended to use sunscreen and avoid excessive UV exposure

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While more research is needed, the picture is promising