Non-melanoma skin cancer Distribution and natural course are still open questions Non-melanoma cancer of the skin and its precursor states are among the most common forms of cancer in Britain with an incidence second only to lung cancer in men and breast cancer in women. Yet despite their high incidence these cancers are among the least adequately studied from a population perspective. This paper. examines what is known about their
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