Comment on 'Ethnicity and the epidemiology of skin cancer incidence: a national retrospective population-based study in England, 2013-20': reply from authors

Zoe C Venables; Birgitta van Bodegraven; Shehnaz Ahmed

doi:10.1093/bjd/ljag183

May 11, 2026British Journal of Dermatology

Comment on 'Ethnicity and the epidemiology of skin cancer incidence: a national retrospective population-based study in England, 2013-20': reply from authors

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The aim is to address feedback regarding the findings on skin cancer incidence related to ethnicity in England.
Retrospective analysis of national population data from 2013 to 2020.
Focus on various ethnic groups and their skin cancer incidence rates.
Comparison of incidence rates and epidemiological trends among different ethnicities.
Findings confirm varying skin cancer incidence rates across ethnicities.
Responses highlight the need for targeted public health initiatives for at-risk groups.

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Authors respond to comments on skin cancer incidence across ethnicities using national data.

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Author’s response to ‘Comment on 'Ethnicity and the epidemiology of skin cancer incidence: a national retrospective population-based study in England, 2013-20'’ by Mao et al.

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