Spatial analysis of relative risks for skin morbidity and mortality in_iran – spatial analysis of relative risks for skin morbidity

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• who: Asian Pac J Cancer and colleagues from the that due to employing additional information and using spatial correlation by Bayesian this model is more suitableResearches on solar radiation and its effect on skin, show that there is a significant relation between sunshine and skin cancer. Also sunburn is a risk factor for the skin cancer. Meta analyses studies denote that by decreasing sunshine exposure, the rate of skin cancer will decrease. On the other hand those parts of body that are frequently exposed to sunshine have more melanoma disease (Wehner et_al, )., ., Mapping from this study indicate . . .
  

   

  

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