[jazoom]

I'm a skin cancer doctor in Queensland. I find skin cancers in patients almost every day. In fact, I think there have only been a few days of working this year where I didn't find one.

This is from screening. People in Australia generally understand the importance of skin cancer screening because most people know of someone who's had skin cancer.

[jvidalv]

Im not saying that skin cancer is not a thing, but that from my position seems overblown.

The fact that seems that if you take sun without sunbathe you could likely get skin cancer is crazy.

As I said, I live in a rural place where most people gets lots and lots of sun and I still have to know a single old man having it.

And old mans that have taken +8 hours of sun since they are 12.

Just my two cents