May is skin cancer awareness month
Don't put off seeking medical advice for non-coronavirus issues despite the ongoing pandemic.
That's the reminder from the Isle of Man Anti-Cancer Association during skin cancer awareness month.
Cases of skin cancer on the Island increased last year, with 121 patients diagnosed, compared to 82 in 2018.
Sandy Denning from the charity says it's important to catch the illness early:
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