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  1. Melanoma epidemic or wrong diagnosis
  2. Melanoma on the Rise, or Is It Just Diagnoses
  3. Vitamin D melanoma - Grassroots 2011
  4. Vitamin D Cancer and latitude 2008 PNAS
  5. indoor tanning and melanoma June 2010
  6. Human Carcinogen -part D 2009
  7. Melanoma and suncreens Time line -2010
  8. Melanoma & sunscreen associated in 7 studies - chart 2010
  9. UVA thru windows may cause melanoma - hypothesis 2008
  10. Hypothesis uva cause melanoma - 2009.pdf
  11. Melanoma and Vitamin D - review 2011.PDF
  12. Cancer - Melanoma
  13. 10X more skin cancer cells killed by photodynamic therapy when add Vitamin D – Feb 2020
  14. 18X increased destruction of skin cancers if active vitamin D added to photodynamic therapy (mice) – March 2015
  15. A Dermatologist's Perspective on Vitamin D - Mayo Clinic April 2012
  16. A vitamin D analog reduced UV generated skin cancer in mice – July 2011
  17. Alzheimer disease 5X less likely with nonmelanoma skin cancer (lots of vitamin D) – May 2013
  18. Better Cancer survival if higher vitamin D a decade earlier (esp. Melanoma, Kidney, Prostate)– Aug 2018
  19. Book: Sunlight, UV, Vitamin D and Receptor, Skin and other Cancers - Dec 2020
  20. Calcium with vitamin D decreased risk of subsequent skin cancer by 2X – June 2011
  21. Cancers and Vitamin D Council
  22. Cancers reduced by Vitamin D (Skin cancer in this review) – Dec 2022
  23. Circadian rhythm affects skin cancer risk in mice - Oct 2011
  24. Death from melanoma (without ulcers) greatly decreased if have lots of vitamin D receptors – May 2014
  25. Decreased risk of non-melanoma skin cancer by working outdoors in Europe – April 2013
  26. Dermatologists are reminded of the importance of vitamin D in 8 diseases – Oct 2017
  27. Dermatologists in Australia – Squamous cell carcinoma not a function of vitamin D - March 2013
  28. Egg-white omelets are now so 1995 – When will excessive sunscreen be so 2010
  29. Head and neck cancer occurrence and deaths associated with low vitamin D – Aug 2011
  30. High levels of Vitamin D and low rates of skin cancer among commercial fishermen – July 2019
  31. Hypothesis - Dark skin evolved to avoid skin cancer - Feb 2014
  32. Hypothesis – Increasing Folate or vitamin D decreases probability of skin cancer – July 2012
  33. Hypothesis – worldwide increase in Melanoma due to UVA – Oct 2011
  34. Hypothesis: UVA through window glass decreases vitamin D - 2009
  35. Hypothesis: vitamin D suppresses skin cancer – Sept 2012
  36. If avoiding sun for medical reasons you need oral vitamin D – April 2011
  37. Increased incidence of 7 cancers if live far from equator (if not take vitamin D) – March 2019
  38. Indoor tanning not apparently associated with skin cancer – Feb 2012
  39. Malignant melanoma may be reduced by skin-activated vitamin D – Nov 2016
  40. Many Organ transplants cause skin cancer – what is the role of UV – Feb 2012
  41. Melanoma 2.1 X more likely if low vitamin D – meta-analysis Jan 2020
  42. Melanoma 25 X more likely if low vitamin D – Feb 2018
  43. Melanoma and Vitamin D - association is not certain - 2012
  44. Melanoma and Vitamin D genes - multiple papers
  45. Melanoma associated with vitamin D less than 30 ng (9X) – March 2021
  46. Melanoma Cancer detected more often (perhaps due to infrequent intense UVA) – Oct 2022
  47. Melanoma cancer growth slowed by increased Vitamin D Receptor (yet again) – Oct 2019
  48. Melanoma death risk 0.63 X lower if poor Vitamin D Binding Gene – July 2023
  49. Melanoma huge increase - perhaps due to use of sunscreen or lower vitamin D - Aug 2014
  50. Melanoma is 1.4X more-likely if low Vitamin D – meta-analysis May 2023

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