Hugh Gloster, MD, associate professor of dermatology at UC, says that dark-skinned people--including blacks, Asians, Hispanics and Native Americans--develop fewer nonmelanoma skin cancers compared with whites. But when the disease does occur, it is typically more aggressive and diagnosed in its later stages, which leads to disproportionately more deaths among minority populations. Im as dark as night nowadays with my weekend combo of soccer....... Think I will start applying sun block when Im playing...... Scary stuff man......
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