crazydaisy

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   by crazydaisy 6y ago

   I mean, the low case rates could be due to the lockdowns, not sure about mortality rates unless you're comparing it to places where the ICUs have become overwhelmed.
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   by crazydaisy 6y ago

   The same website the OP links to, which is an Australian site, has a page that includes the text, "Vitamin D deficiency may be a greater health concern for people with naturally very dark skin, as it is more difficult for people with t
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   by crazydaisy 6y ago

   Furthermore, this article by two Australian academics, published in an outlet considered leftist, is basically about why Australians have such high rates of skin cancer, and includes the quote: Why us? Most Australians (and Kiwis) have the
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   by crazydaisy 6y ago

   Bro, the exact website you quoted (not same page) has an entire section of information about melanin, ethnic groups, and vitamin D: What is my skin type? Skin types that are more sensitive to ultraviolet (UV) radiation burn more quickly and