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Strange mole? Do the ABCDE check: ‘Benign spots are usually uniform’

Strange mole? Do the ABCDE check: ‘Benign spots are usually uniform’

The article outlines the ABCDE check for identifying suspicious moles and advises on when to consult a doctor regarding skin changes. It explains that while most spots are benign, significant changes in color or appearance may require further medical investigation.

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