Interesting article, but note that moderate sun exposure has a lower mortality than either "no" or "lots of" sun exposure. Which is not surprising considering

Interesting article, but note that moderate sun exposure has a lower mortality than either "no" or "lots of" sun exposure. Which is not surprising considering the need for sun exposure for things like vitamin D. But I'm not sure mortality is the best measure? Maybe quality of life? Getting surgery to remove a basal cell carcinoma and having failed skin grafts (happened to my grandmother) seems like a heavy burden to cost of life not captured in mortality.