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One bad sunburn might not immediately ruin your life, but it’s a dangerous gamble that can set the stage for skin cancer years later. UV rays damage your skin’s DNA, and blistering burns are especially risky—linked to melanoma and other cancers, especially if you’re young. The damage builds up over time, so watch for the ABCDEs of skin cancer and get checked if you spot anything odd. If you get burned, soothe it with cool baths and aloe, avoid numbing creams, and seek medical help if you feel feverish or have widespread blisters. Prevention is key: shade, protective gear, and daily broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher. Skip tanning beds—your skin will thank you.

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