Cancer Research, UK has released a report, which says that people over 65 are around seven times more likely to develop skin cancer (malignant melanoma) compared to 40 years ago. Older men in Great Britain are around 10 times more likely to be diagnosed skin cancer while older women are around five times more likely to develop this disease than their parents' generation. The most recent figures show that on average around 5,700 pensioners are now diagnosed with ...Tuesday 7 April 2015
Holiday Packages Pose a Major Risk for Skin Cancer in Pensioners
Cancer Research, UK has released a report, which says that people over 65 are around seven times more likely to develop skin cancer (malignant melanoma) compared to 40 years ago. Older men in Great Britain are around 10 times more likely to be diagnosed skin cancer while older women are around five times more likely to develop this disease than their parents' generation. The most recent figures show that on average around 5,700 pensioners are now diagnosed with ...
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