Sun exposure is the predominant risk factor for over 90% of those with a nonmelanoma skin cancer diagnosis. People who are fair-skinned and/or have an increased sensitivity to the sun have an increased risk for developing skin cancer relative to others in the general population.
Sun exposure is the predominant risk factor for over 90% of those
with a nonmelanoma skin cancer diagnosis. People who are
fair-skinned and/or have an increased sensitivity to the sun have
an increased risk for developing skin cancer relative to...
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Dr. Patrick Maguire answered:Sun exposure is the predominant risk factor for over 90% of those with a nonmelanoma skin cancer diagnosis. People who are fair-skinned and/or have an increased sensitivity to the sun have an increased risk for developing skin cancer relative to others in the general population.Sun exposure is the predominant risk factor for over 90% of those with a nonmelanoma skin cancer diagnosis. People who are fair-skinned and/or have an increased sensitivity to the sun have an increased risk for developing skin cancer relative to... More