44. A study of California and Florida lifeguards showed that…

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Question Answered step-by-step 44. A study of California and Florida lifeguards showed that… 44.  A study of California and Florida lifeguards showed that lifeguards working at least 5 summers had more than 12 times greater risk of malignant melanoma than a gender-matched, like-aged comparison group. Let’s accept, without knowing further details about the quality of the study design, that this study provides strong evidence of an association between sun exposure and melanoma risk. Does this finding suggest that the best public health approach to melanoma prevention should focus on reducing sun exposure in lifeguards? Why or why not? Health Science Science Nursing NURSING 704 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)