Most skin cancer symptoms begin in sun-exposed regions of the body. It’s most common on the face, chest, arms, and hands. It affects everyone. You may be at risk of skin cancer whether or not you’ve ever had a sunburn. It’s typically detected in People of Color at an advanced stage. This might be due to various reasons, including access to medical care, delay in detection, and presentation. There are few resources for detecting darkly pigmented tumors in People of Color because little research is available. What is Skin Cancer? The most commonly occurring cancer in people is skin cancer.…