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I am writing a research paper on skin cancer and need a creative title... I need it fast! Thanks in advance!?

It is an 8th grade 4 page long paper (about 2 pages single spaced) about skin cancer. The main focus is about how the environment affects the probability of acquiring skin cancer...but if the title is just about skin cancer in general I think it could work. Thank yo so much in advance! Also if anyone has and idea for what picture I should put on my title page I would really appreciate it! Thank you all so much in advance!

-"The Deadly Sun"
-"An Enviroment Against Us"
-"A Killer in Your Own Backyard" (or "An Unseen Killer in Your Own Backyard" or something like that)
-"Glamorous Death" (tanning is so "cool" and "glam" but it's deadly)
-"Dangerous Rays"
-"The Sun at It's Worst"

These titles might be a little intense, sorry if you don't like them!

Pictures? never heard of doing that but here are some:
http://ipcvision.com/page03/sun/sun-03bc...
http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/image/sun_skyl...

search "sun" or "tanning" and you'll get some good picture on Google images or Yahoo images

best wishes,
Katie <3

Skin Cancer: The Cancer That Is Crawling Up Everybodies Skin

Or...

My Skin!!!!!! Oh My!!!!!!! It's Skin Cancer!!!!!!!!

Or...

Skin Cancer: The Villain

How about something like a play on words:

I CANCER-vive environmental influences (I CAN and SURVIVE, if you get the idea.)

It gives the positive idea that environmental influences to cancer development can be minimized or avoided altogether.

Beware... The Sun!
Put a picture of the sun ;)

Tan Or Burnt?

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