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 <p>No! Some previous research tells us that using sunscreen actually reduces skin cancer risk, so maybe there is another variable that can explain this hypothetical association between sunscreen usage and skin cancer, as shown in <a href="#fig-sun-causes-cancer" class="quarto-xref">Figure&nbsp;<span>2.7</span></a>. One important piece of information that is absent is sun exposure. If someone is out in the sun all day, they are more likely to use sunscreen <em>and</em> more likely to get skin cancer. Exposure to the sun is unaccounted for in the simple observational investigation.</p>
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