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Causas del Cáncer de la Piel
Si bien existen otros factores contribuyentes, como por ejemplo los antecedentes familiares y el medio ambiente, las quemaduras producidas por el sol y la luz ultravioleta (UV) producen lesiones en la piel que pueden provocar cáncer de la piel. La mayoría de las personas recibe el 50 por ciento del total de rayos UV en los primeros 20 años de vida.
En el directorio de abajo hay información relativa a las causas del cáncer de la piel, junto con una breve descripción.
Si usted no puede encontrar la información que le interesa, por favor visite la página de Los Recursos en la Red del cáncer de la piel en este Sitio para obtener una dirección en el Internet o en la Red en el ámbito Mundial que podría contener información en ese tema.
