Abstract:People of color are at a lower risk for developing skin cancer; however, melanoma skin cancer in this population is associated with a high mortality rate. Misconceptions regarding skin cancer risk often delay treatment, contributing to negative outcomes. These misconceptions were evident in a nurse-practitioner-led project that was conducted at a Division I University to improve sun safety in female collegiate athletes, with a lack of sun safety knowledge noted among Black participants. Nurses and nurse practi… Show more
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