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Over 16,000 Australians urge daily 5-minute sunscreen breaks in schools to combat high skin cancer rates.
Over 16,000 Australians, including more than 670 doctors, are calling for schools to implement a daily 5-minute sunscreen break before lunch to reduce skin cancer risk.
Led by Melbourne physician Dr. Kerith Whittigan, the petition highlights that children often neglect sunscreen during play, especially without supervision.
Medical experts stress the low-cost, easy-to-implement routine could save lives, particularly in rural areas with higher melanoma rates.
Melanoma is the most common cancer among Australians aged 20 to 39, and a 2025 survey found 60% of teens don’t use adequate sun protection during peak UV hours.
Support comes from patients, parents, and health advocates who say the measure could prevent suffering and reduce long-term healthcare costs.
Más de 16.000 australianos recomiendan que las escuelas hagan una pausa diaria de 5 minutos en el uso de protector solar para combatir las altas tasas de cáncer de piel.