Your World Tonight Young people and skin cancer, AI now conducts job interviews, solar in India is life changing, and more
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Aug 4, 2025 Young adults are increasingly skipping sunscreen, leading to rising skin cancer rates, prompting calls for better public awareness campaigns. Meanwhile, AI is making waves in job interviews, though glitches abound. In a positive twist, solar energy is changing lives in rural India, helping farmers enhance their traditional salt production. Additionally, the loss of high-res satellite data raises concerns for storm forecasting, as weather experts highlight the critical need for reliable information during severe weather events.
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Personal Skin Cancer Story
- Kelly Johnston was diagnosed with skin cancer first at 24, then melanoma three years ago.
- She now encourages others to protect themselves, sharing her personal scare to raise awareness.
Sun Risks Higher in Youth
- More young adults take sun risks and have higher skin cancer rates than older adults.
- Current public messaging about sun protection is ineffective, especially among young people.
Make Sunscreen Accessible
- Making sunscreen tax-free or free could increase its use and affordability.
- Providing free dispensers in public places like parks can encourage sun protection habits.