What is the prognosis for non-melanoma skin cancer?

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Who is most at risk of skin cancer?

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Anyone can develop skin cancer, but the things that increase risk are fair skin types, patients with blonde or red hair and blue eyes, patients who've had a lot of sun exposure or have used tanning beds in the past, patients who have a family history of skin cancer, those who have specific genetic mutations, and those patients who are immunosuppressed.

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