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BIB_402

Night-shift work & melanoma — large prospective NULL closes a plausible patient worry: circadian/sleep disruption does NOT raise melanoma risk. Patient has documented short sleep (≤7 h) + housing-instability-driven sleep disruption; this de-prioritises sleep as a melanoma-risk lever and reinforces the competing-risk spine (CV/metabolic remains the dominant modifiable mortality driver).

Evidence grade

A

Tier

1 (CEBP — peer-reviewed; lar

Cited by tasks

5a, 25

Identifiers

PMC7617932 · DOI:10.1158/1055-9965 · PMID:40548857

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