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Free Skin Checks at AFL Gather Round

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AFL Gather Round in Adelaide offers free skin checks, with advanced 3D imaging, to help fans catch skin cancer early. Last year, 63 suspicious areas were found, including 13 possible melanomas.

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Free Skin Checks at AFL Gather Round

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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Free Skin Checks at AFL Gather Round. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

40 fans heading to AFL gather around in Adelaide got a smart health perk this year. From April 9th to 12th, the Australian Skin Cancer Foundation, parts its mobile skin check truck right at Adelaide Oval, its free professional skin checks for anyone, no appointment needed, a boat just woke up as spots last. This initiative is back after a big hit last year. Over 300 people got screened during the event, and Dr. Spotted 63 suspicious areas, including 13 possible melanomas, that shows how early checks can catch real dangers before they spread. Aussie crowds love their outdoor footy, but South Australia's high UV levels year round make skin cancer a top risk. Fan spending full days in the sun under those big skies need this reminder. Last year's numbers proved plenty of folks are skipping routine checks until something like this rolls in. This time around, the truck levels up with cutting edge gear. It packs a world first 3 dimensional, vector imaging system for full body scans, plus

a biopsy room on board. That boost accuracy, and gives clear reports that help people grasp their own skin health. While you're soaking up the games, food, and vibes at gather round, swing by the truck. A quick scan could spot trouble early and straight up save your life. That's your update from Adelaide News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.

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