Working long hours outdoors is a skin cancer hazard, and new research estimates that about one in three deaths caused by non-melanoma cancers annually can be attributed to occupational exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays. As of the latest available data, this amounted to nearly 19,000 such work-related deaths…
Working long hours outdoors is a skin cancer hazard, and new research estimates that about one in three deaths caused by non-melanoma cancers annually can be attributed to occupational exposure to the sun’s ultraviolet rays. As of the latest available data, this amounted to nearly 19,000 such work-related deaths…Read more… Read More cancer, skin cancer, disease burden, health medical pharma, tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, gilbert houngbo, melanoma, radiobiology, ultraviolet radiation, ultraviolet, medical physics, sunscreen, radiation therapy, health effects of sunlight exposure, sun tanning Gizmodo
