You should read the article. No one claims you should avoid the sun altogether. It’s indeed important for us, for various biological functions. However, exposing yourself to the sun unprotected (unclothed, not wearing a sunscreen) during certain times of the day has been proven to promote skin cancer.
The answer above was meant to explain that protective measures aren’t important only on summer time but also at other times of the year.

If all of these are true, it sounds like the chances are low. BUT, in medicine there’s a phrase, translated here roughly from French: “In medicine, like in love, there’s never ‘always’ and never ‘never’”. Meaning that there’s always an exception to the rule. My best advice is to visit a dermatologist at least once to make sure that you’re indeed out of risk.

If all of these are true, it sounds like the chances are low. BUT, in medicine there’s a phrase, translated here roughly from French: “In medicine, like in love, there’s never ‘always’ and never ‘never’”. Meaning that there’s always an exception to the rule. My best advice is to visit a dermatologist at least once to make sure that you’re indeed out of risk.

If all of these are true, it sounds like the chances are low. BUT, in medicine there’s a phrase, translated here roughly from French: “In medicine, like in love, there’s never ‘always’ and never ‘never’”. Meaning that there’s always an exception to the rule. My best advice is to visit a dermatologist at least once to make sure that you’re indeed out of risk.

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You’re right. What I meant was what should be in a normal mole. I corrected it to give a better understanding. Thanks!

You’re right. What I meant was what should be in a normal mole. I corrected it to give a better understanding. Thanks!