Recently read something about how a few bad sunburns when you’re young can cause a large increase in cancer later in your life. How can you develop cancer several decades after you’re burnt if your skin cells are constantly dying, falling off, and regrowing?
In: Biology
The longer you are exposed to the sun, the more the plans for rebuilding get faded and harder to read.
Over a long period of time, skin cells begins to have errors as the dna structure is mutated/damaged by radiation.
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