SUNBEDS should be banned to cut Britain’s skin cancer rate, say doctors. Experts have warned for years that tanning salons pose an unnecessary tumour risk. Writing in the British Medical Journal ...

New research found that taking a nictotinamide supplement may reduce the risk of developing skin cancer by 54% in patients who've had the disease before.

A new study found that nicotinamide (vitamin B3) use was linked to fewer cases of non-melanoma skin cancers. The supplement was tied to a 14% reduction in future skin cancers, with the greatest ...

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A new large-scale study confirms nicotinamide’s effectiveness in significantly reducing the risk of recurrent skin cancer, especially when started early.

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