Across both reports, dermatologist Dr Max Pemberton urges people to monitor their skin for possible signs of cancer. The articles focus on changes to existing spots and abnormalities that may be easy to miss. They reiterate that routine mole checks are important and that patients should seek medical review if a mole or other skin lesion shows changes in shape, color, or size. The reports also mention that some warning signs may not be limited to typical moles, pointing readers to pay attention to irregular edges and lesions that look different from their usual appearance. In particular, the articles emphasize that growth of a ragged or uneven border can be a reason to get checked. Both sources present this guidance as preventive—encouraging early assessment by a healthcare professional when concerning changes are noticed. Neither report provides specific new statistics or detailed diagnostic criteria beyond the general warning signs described.