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A photo of a young family with a beach in the background.

A collage of photos of a melanoma cancer

"What I thought was a sore knee at the gym one day turned into quite a big lesion in my left femur [thigh],"
she said.

A large surgical scar on a woman's thigh.

A man and woman in a hospital room during treatment therapy.

"Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer and someone dies every six hours in Australia,"
Professor Long said.

A woman with red hair and wearing a dark dress posing for a photo.

A family photo of a mum with her three daughters.

"Melanoma changed my life and I've had to learn to slow down, enjoy my family and listen to my body,"
she said.

A school teacher and two students wearing wide-brimmed hats.

A family wearing bright pink shirts at a fundraising event.

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