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Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Good Sun Exposure Effects Outweigh the Bad Effects
"In previous work, we have shown that survival rates for these cancers improve when the diagnosis coincides with the season of maximum sun exposure, indicating a positive role for sun-induced vitamin D in prognosis - or at least that a good vitamin-D status is advantageous when combined with standard cancer therapies. The current data provide a further indication of the beneficial role of sun-induced vitamin D for cancer prognosis. As far as skin cancer goes, we need to be most worried about melanoma, a serious disease with significant mortality", said Setlow.
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