Is that overall drop in mortality due to more dark-skinned migrants showing up and shifting the population demographics in statistically significant directions, or is it true across the indigenous light-skinned Swedish population too? Ah yes, there it is. Migration being a likely cause brought up within the article itself. As if I’m surprised.
tractotomy on
Serious question: I lost a close friend to melanoma, and I’ve always wondered why it’s called “malignant” melanoma. Isn’t melanoma always malignant?
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Man remember all-cause mortality study that indicated shade-seeking was the worse than smoking? [link](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/joim.12496)
Is that overall drop in mortality due to more dark-skinned migrants showing up and shifting the population demographics in statistically significant directions, or is it true across the indigenous light-skinned Swedish population too? Ah yes, there it is. Migration being a likely cause brought up within the article itself. As if I’m surprised.
Serious question: I lost a close friend to melanoma, and I’ve always wondered why it’s called “malignant” melanoma. Isn’t melanoma always malignant?