Re:The First Randomized Controlled Trial on Vitamin D and Co...
by function_seven on Thursday September 03, 2020 @05:17PM
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> The most common by far are basal-cell carcinomas and squamous-cell carcinomas, which are almost never fatal.
My grandpa died due to complications from a basal-cell skin cancer. He was almost 90 years old. The cancer itself was a few decades old. He served in the Navy during WWII, and likely got it from years of tropical sun exposure with no sunscreen.*
So, yeah, as far as cancers go, that's one you'd rather get if given a choice.
* (Well, and the additional years of fishing and other outdoor activities. Obviously the cause can't be pinpointed like that, but it must have contributed)
My grandpa died due to complications from a basal-cell skin cancer. He was almost 90 years old. The cancer itself was a few decades old. He served in the Navy during WWII, and likely got it from years of tropical sun exposure with no sunscreen.*
So, yeah, as far as cancers go, that's one you'd rather get if given a choice.
* (Well, and the additional years of fishing and other outdoor activities. Obviously the cause can't be pinpointed like that, but it must have contributed)