I kinda hate the Daily Fail! 

Recently found this article when researching melanoma after having a melanoma removed.

It's so wrong, I'm convinced my melanoma was caused by excessive sun exposure and my GP and dermatologist don't disagree with me either and I've only burnt badly (blistering and peeling) once my entire life, when I was 21 and living in South Aftica...I'm 35 now. 

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../The-melanoma-epidemic-Dont-panic--terrible-mistake.html

I kinda hate the Daily Fail! 

Recently found this article when researching melanoma after having a melanoma removed.

It's so wrong, I'm convinced my melanoma was caused by excessive sun exposure and my GP and dermatologist don't disagree with me either and I've only burnt badly (blistering and peeling) once my entire life, when I was 21 and living in South Aftica...I'm 35 now. 

www.dailymail.co.uk/.../The-melanoma-epidemic-Dont-panic--terrible-mistake.html

Hi Chris

I too have extensive sun damage to my skin caused by years of surfing in Western Australia, and a lifetime of working outdoors in the tropics. Squamous cell skin cancer is a very real cancer, not some trivial problem. If it becomes metastatic it will likely kill you. I now have a 3 inch hole on my forehead, a radical neck dissection to remove salivary glands and neck lymph nodes and now a tumour in my lung. The dermatology clinics are full of people like me who didnt know any better 40-50 years ago, but we know now! the evidence about UV light exposure is indisputable. I suggest in protest you stop buying the Daily Mail permanently.

Kim,

Sadly I can't boycott the Daily Mail over this, I stopped reading that paper as soon as I was mature enough to think for myself.

They are even worse than the Sun - same rubbish but wrapped in a sneering, snobbish, self-congratulatory veneer.

Cheers
D