The damage of the skin cell is caused by exposed to a lot of sunlight or from past sunburns. In the video, the narrator talks about the three most known skin cancers and how they are differentiated by the cell type, which are Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinomas, and Malignant Melanomas (Cancer Treatment Center of America, 2007). The Basal Cell Carcinoma is frequently originated in people whose skin is mostly visible to the sun or on the surface of the skin, and it affects that area only and does not spread into the other parts of the skin. The Squamous cell carcinomas on the other hand originates in the deeper layer of the epidermis and compared to the Basal Cell Carcinoma it doesn’t only effect one part of the skin, it spreads all over the body and is a lot more difficult to cure. The Malignant Melanomas is one of the most harmful types of skin cancer that spreads throughout the entire body and affects the organs. This type of skin cancer mostly develops in people who have lighter skin color and lack melanin pigments (Cancer Treatment Center of America,
The damage of the skin cell is caused by exposed to a lot of sunlight or from past sunburns. In the video, the narrator talks about the three most known skin cancers and how they are differentiated by the cell type, which are Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinomas, and Malignant Melanomas (Cancer Treatment Center of America, 2007). The Basal Cell Carcinoma is frequently originated in people whose skin is mostly visible to the sun or on the surface of the skin, and it affects that area only and does not spread into the other parts of the skin. The Squamous cell carcinomas on the other hand originates in the deeper layer of the epidermis and compared to the Basal Cell Carcinoma it doesn’t only effect one part of the skin, it spreads all over the body and is a lot more difficult to cure. The Malignant Melanomas is one of the most harmful types of skin cancer that spreads throughout the entire body and affects the organs. This type of skin cancer mostly develops in people who have lighter skin color and lack melanin pigments (Cancer Treatment Center of America,