Rates of skin cancer type in UK men jumps by nearly half in decade, research finds

Rates of skin cancer type in UK men jumps by nearly half in decade, research finds Diagnoses of a type of skin cancer has jumped by nearly half for men in the UK in the space of a decade, according to new research.

The average incidence rate for Melanoma was 19.5 per 100,000 a year among UK males between 2005 and 2007, according to Cancer Research UK. The Independent

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• Men’s skin cancer rates increase by 50% over decade Cancer Research UK