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Higher Altitude Linked to More Aggressive Skin Cancer Types in 17-Year
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Higher Altitude Linked to More Aggressive Skin Cancer Types in 17-Year
A 17-year retrospective study in Kashgar, China, found that higher altitude of residence was associated with a greater probability of moderately or poorly differentiated skin squamous cell carcinoma, which carried significantly lower five-year survival.
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