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GAME ON MOLE IS A CALL TO ACTION TO TAKE YOUR SKIN SERIOUSLY

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1. KNOW YOUR SKIN

check for changes

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2. BE SUN-SAFE

protect your skin

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3. BUY THE HAT

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KNOW THE SKIN YOU'RE IN

Melanoma is the most common cancer for Aussies aged 20 to 39.

The first sign of melanoma is often a new or changing mole.

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Take a pic now,

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and then again
in 3 months.

IF YOU NOTICE ANY CHANGES SEEK MEDICAL ADVICE.
 

Early detection saves lives. 

Know the skin you're in

BE SUN-SAFE

When the UV index is 3 and above you need to protect your skin.

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Seek shade

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Protective clothing

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Wide-brimmed hat

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Aus standard sunnies

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SPF50+ sunscreen

Be sun-safe

HAT IS NOW SOLD OUT

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Buy, wear, share and start life-saving conversations
about sun-safety and skin health.

Spread the word

JOIN THE #GAMEONMOLE CONVERSATION

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GAME ON MOLE IS STARTING LIFE-SAVING CONVERSATIONS

GOM Video Library
On the pitch or in the pool, take your skin seriously

On the pitch or in the pool, take your skin seriously

Brisbane Roar soccer players and champion swimmer Sam Short back the GAME ON MOLE campaign.
IN FULL: Cate Campbell, & Georgina Long AO & Richard Scolyer AO, Address the NPC

IN FULL: Cate Campbell, & Georgina Long AO & Richard Scolyer AO, Address the NPC

Game On Mole – urgent action required to tackle melanoma, which claims more Australian lives than our annual road toll. Olympian and melanoma survivor Cate Campbell, and Melanoma Institute Australia Co-Medical Directors Professor Georgina Long AO and Professor Richard Scolyer AO, will address the National Press Club of Australia about the melanoma crisis impacting young Australians and the urgent action required to save lives. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Originally broadcast on ABC TV on Wednesday, 21st September, 2022. Website: www.npc.org.au Instagram: @pressclubaust Facebook:@NationalPressClubofAustralia Twitter: @PressClubAust
A Current Affair

A Current Affair

Aussie sporting legends back Game On Mole on A Current Affair
Sunrise

Sunrise

'Know your skin' - Prof Georgina Long and her patient Jen Benfield on Sunrise
9News

9News

Peter Overton shares his melanoma story with Dr Annika Smith on 9News
7News 'The Latest'

7News 'The Latest'

Why 'Game On Mole' is such an important message - 7News The Latest

MELANOMA STORIES

Melanoma can impact anyone. High profile Aussies share their stories.

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