Age-specific Incidence Patterns and Latitude-associated Variation of Skin Cancer in Japan: A Nationwide Registry Study

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2026
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Abstract
Skin cancer has been increasing worldwide, particularly in predominantly White populations. In contrast, although similar trends have been suggested in Asian populations, epidemiological evidence regarding age-specific incidence patterns and geographic variation remains limited. An ageing population has been proposed as a major contributor to the increasing burden of skin cancer in Asia.
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Authors Akihiko Yuki, Sumiko Takatsuka, Tatsuya Takenouchi
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Journal the british journal of dermatology
Year 2026
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10.1093/bjd/ljag333
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