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Prof Tim Spector has come under fire from fellow scientists after he suggested people should stop using factor 50 sunscreen all year round.
Spector cited a recent mouse study that suggests vitamin D levels may be an important factor in cancer immunity and immunotherapy success.
Co-author of the study disputed such conclusions and said sun exposure is also a clear risk factor for skin cancer.
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