Tag: Skin cancer
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Terrain Collapse as a Driver of Rising Skin Cancer Rates
A Sodium Suppression Hypothesis Abstract Skin cancer rates have risen markedly in recent decades, despite public health initiatives promoting sunscreen use and UV avoidance. This paradox suggests that conventional explanations — focused solely on external exposure — may be insufficient. This paper proposes a novel hypothesis: that systemic suppression of dietary sodium intake contributes to…
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Tobacco use is negatively associated with the risk of developing skin cancer, prostate cancer, multiple myeloma, endometrial carcinoma, or breast cancer (negatively associated with means less disease associated with)
Impact of tobacco smoking on the risk of developing 25 different cancers in the UK: a retrospective study of 422,010 patients followed for up to 30 years. Jacob L, Freyn M, Kalder M et al (2018) Impact of tobacco smoking on the risk of developing 25 different cancers in the UK: a retrospective study of…
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CBP has been shown to play a role in every stage of tumor development
Due to its critical role in regulation of cell proliferation, growth, migration and apoptosis, it is considered to be an oncogene, or tumor suppressor. Contrarily To date, increased CBP activity has been implicated in a variety of different malignancies including breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, acute leukemias, head and neck cancer, and many others. According to the Catalog…
