Australia 4th
Jul 22nd 2003, 1:22 pm
#16
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Originally posted by tinaj
Shows how up to date you are Pommie. Aus may have the highest incidence of skin cancer, but the UK now has the highest number of deaths Worldwide-. Figures were released a couple of months ago!!!
Justy make sure you keep slip, slap and slopping when you eventually come back!!
Shows how up to date you are Pommie. Aus may have the highest incidence of skin cancer, but the UK now has the highest number of deaths Worldwide-. Figures were released a couple of months ago!!!
Justy make sure you keep slip, slap and slopping when you eventually come back!!
Could be that Pom skin is not Sun friendly good reason to stay away from Australia.
Looking at the weather in the UK right now I will take your adivce.
By the way Australia still has more cases of skin cancer look it up.
One in two Australians will develop some form of skin cancer during their lifetime.
Each year almost 300,000 people are treated for skin cancer (740 people every day!) and more than 1,000 die as a result of skin cancer.
Every year, doctors remove more than 720,000 lesions from the skins of Australians because they are suspected skin cancers.
There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma (often referred to as common or non-melanocytic skin cancers) and melanoma.
Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world — due to our predominantly white population and our traditional outdoor lifestyle. Australia receives extremely high levels of UV radiation, with conditions comparable to those in the harsh Sahara Desert.
http://www.sunsmart.com.au/s/media/r...1_mk_facts.htm
No you are wrong again
Skin cancer is one of the most rapidly increasing forms of cancer in England and Wales, with more than 5,700 new cases each year.
Last edited by pommie bastard; Jul 22nd 2003 at 1:27 pm.
Jul 22nd 2003, 9:40 pm
#17
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Location: Angle vale Sth Australia
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Could be that Pom skin is not Sun friendly good reason to stay away from Australia.
Looking at the weather in the UK right now I will take your adivce.
By the way Australia still has more cases of skin cancer look it up.
One in two Australians will develop some form of skin cancer during their lifetime.
Each year almost 300,000 people are treated for skin cancer (740 people every day!) and more than 1,000 die as a result of skin cancer.
Every year, doctors remove more than 720,000 lesions from the skins of Australians because they are suspected skin cancers.
There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma (often referred to as common or non-melanocytic skin cancers) and melanoma.
Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world — due to our predominantly white population and our traditional outdoor lifestyle. Australia receives extremely high levels of UV radiation, with conditions comparable to those in the harsh Sahara Desert.
http://www.sunsmart.com.au/s/media/r...1_mk_facts.htm
No you are wrong again
Skin cancer is one of the most rapidly increasing forms of cancer in England and Wales, with more than 5,700 new cases each year.
Could be that Pom skin is not Sun friendly good reason to stay away from Australia.
Looking at the weather in the UK right now I will take your adivce.
By the way Australia still has more cases of skin cancer look it up.
One in two Australians will develop some form of skin cancer during their lifetime.
Each year almost 300,000 people are treated for skin cancer (740 people every day!) and more than 1,000 die as a result of skin cancer.
Every year, doctors remove more than 720,000 lesions from the skins of Australians because they are suspected skin cancers.
There are three main types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma (often referred to as common or non-melanocytic skin cancers) and melanoma.
Australia has the highest incidence of skin cancer in the world — due to our predominantly white population and our traditional outdoor lifestyle. Australia receives extremely high levels of UV radiation, with conditions comparable to those in the harsh Sahara Desert.
http://www.sunsmart.com.au/s/media/r...1_mk_facts.htm
No you are wrong again
Skin cancer is one of the most rapidly increasing forms of cancer in England and Wales, with more than 5,700 new cases each year.
MM
Jul 23rd 2003, 11:37 am
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Location: Perth Arse end of the planet
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Originally posted by mr mover
And your point is.?????????.. MM
And your point is.?????????..
MM
