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Can I get skin cancer in Asia?

georgegeorgia
georgegeorgia
in Health and Medicine

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3 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

AS rather than AI?

Try AH instead!

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    • Will B Good
      Will B Good

      What in the mother of God are you on about?    

    • Etaoin Shrdlu
      Etaoin Shrdlu

      No,   Thailand and Australia are under two completely different suns. Australia has the south-of-the-equator sun and Thailand has the north-of-the-equator sun.   The two suns have

    • marin
      marin

      Not living here I guess he did not know that former Prime Minister Yinglack Shinawatra had the sun filtration system up and running in only two years. Covers all beaches in Thailand except the sand be

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    On 9/26/2024 at 6:06 AM, georgegeorgia said:

    So as a white skinned Australian it's known Australia has the highest skin cancer of the World because of the high ultra violent rays

     

    I stay out of the Sun here in Australia 

    My question is ,is it safe for me to go into the Sun in Thailand?

    Can I still get the skin cancer?

    Does Thailand have the ultra violent rays that Australia has ?

    No, the sun is Thailand is special, no cancer rays included, they stay over Australia!

     

    Damm, what a stupid question!

    NASA satellite to track UV-B radiation

    3 hours ago, JoseThailand said:

      

     

     

     

     

    I am so shocked at the sheer ignorance prevalent on this forum!

     

    It's well known that the ozone layer over Australia is very thin, which leads to more UV radiation reaching the earth.

     

    Geez.

    Maybe more UV radiation in Australia, but that was not the question.

    Plenty of skin cancer here. I personally have been treated for melanoma and have had dozens of biopsies.

     

    Geez.

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