Skin cancer deaths in men are climbing at roughly twice the rate seen in women, but the habits that raise their risk touch every member of a household. Here is how families can protect themselves together, from toddlers to grandparents. Why Are Men More Likely to Die from Skin Cancer Than Women? Men are dying from skin cancer at nearly twice the rate of women, largely because they skip skin checks and miss early warning signs. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, men aged 15 to 39 are 55 percent more likely to die of melanoma than women in the same age group. Dr. S. Max...