If the alarmists can do it….
A colder, cloudy climate could increase the risk of prostate cancer for men in northern regions of the globe, according to a study from Idaho State University.
Dr. Sophie St-Hilaire and her colleges found that the combination of the lack of sun and cold temperatures are what explain the higher rates of prostate cancer in the northern part of the world.
Low exposure to the sun can lead to vitamin D deficiency in men, which contributes to their prostate cancer risk.
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