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Sunscreen and Melanoma Risks

Andrew and Peter discuss the controversial topic of sunscreen and its potential risks, including immune disruption and endocrine disruption. They also explore other factors that contribute to melanoma, such as sunburn, genetics, and early sun exposure. The conversation highlights the importance of protecting the skin and the need for a nuanced discussion on sunscreen ingredients.
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    286‒Journal club with Andrew Huberman: light exposure on mental health & an immunotherapy for cancer

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