Scientific American: Sunlight and Skin Cancer

Scientific American: Sunlight and Skin Cancer

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Physicians have warned for years that sunlight can heighten a person's risk of skin cancer, but only recently have they begun to understand why. Often the cascade of changes producing a malignant cell begins when ultraviolet rays cause a mutation in the tumor - supressing p53 gene.

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