"Surgeon General: Skin cancer is major health problem, requires immediate action," 200% Increase

I only work part-time in a pharmacy and I can say they are common especially in folks over 50.

I can just see it now, people banned from beaches, sunscreen will be mandatory, tanning salons will be banned, etc!! Oh, and wearing hats and full clothing will be mandatory by law too. These people are crazy!

The MSM had this all over the news last night, yet whites seem not to want any discussions on this subject. A white doctor was not helping white people by saying that dark people are having problem too. That's like saying misery loves company. This a 200% increase and these doctors ought to know better. Dark people in Africa on the equator have been running around with out clothing for over a million years and no cancer. I think the white doctor was trying to make them feel better that their skin is no different than dark people...they get cancer too. Yeah some my get cancer, however compared to light skin people it's not even measureable.

Africans don't get skin cancer? I think perhaps your information is flawed.

Well maybe if my fellow whities would stop trying to look brown then maybe there would not be an issue.

I have been telling you real light-skin people for years, that you better be hooking up with some melanate people to ensure you posterity. It will not only affect the surface of the skin. This change is also internal. Get busy...

It's the sunblock that people slather on themselves that's giving them cancer. Nice trick to pull on the sheeple.

I never said that Black African people do not get skin cancer. I said the ratio of blacks to white skin cancer is low.

No you didn't, it says "no cancer", I quoted you.

[link to www.skincancer.org]

Nature's creation of life on the equator was not ignorant. As you can see nature knows her business.

Cancer is from nature...

Roughly 95% of everything that has ever lived on this planet is extinct.

I was referring to dark black African on the equator. Do you have a link as to the skin cancer percentage of dark black Africans on the equator?

Because they are genetically different than the ones mentioned on the website? [link to www.cdc.gov]

Good luck finding a lot of good data, unfortunately many of those governments don't keep good records.

No one living now that this a fact and theories are like As#s, we all got one...lol

Like Permian-Triassic....

I agree

We Black African American have to measured aganist black Africans on the equator...due to over 500 years of mixing with all other ethnicity from around the world...and that data is based on North America.

Give me a link if you can or have time measuring the black Africans skin cancer rates who are currently living on the equator aganist the rest of the world.

Could you give me an example of these ethnic groups? 500 years a bit to high for North America.

I don't owe you a fucking thing. Like I said, the information is limited on Africa and it is based on the levels of melanin in the skin which African Americans can be a very good standard.

Yes, first came sunblock and then came skin cancer.

Sunshine is important for good health. Sunblock weakens your body.

Just this past week the fda recommended that children only be exposed to five or ten minutes of sunshine a day. What do you think their agenda could be?

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More fear porn. They are lame and desperate. Wasn't it only two years ago it came out that sunscreen causes cancer lol

Me, the sun is my friend and I love him. It makes me happy and healthy in reasonable doses to be out in the Sun. A mild tan is healthy.

We need our Vitamin D

Yes, before long we will all be required not to show our ankles or our faces. It's coming...

I was a sun worshipper all my life. I went to the dermatologist a few weeks ago to get some spots checked. Thankfully none were of any concern.

When I look at the money I have spent in removing dark spots from my face and the the spots I have on my legs, I regret it.

However, sun is good for you and there are many benefits from getting sunlight.

It is the same with everything else...moderation is the key.

There's a big difference golden and brown my friend.

Well then maybe people should stop using the skin cancer creams...