Report: Driving can contribute to deadliest cancer, particularly on your left side
06-20-11, 11:00 AM
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PS I added a pic of a cataract so you guys know what we are trying to slow down. Cataracts are inevitable but you would rather be 80 and not 65 when you get yours
06-20-11, 11:02 AM
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So basically, they've taken the idea that harmful UV radiation from the sun can cause skin cancer (a fact that we've known about for a long time already), applied to a driving scenario, and called it a significant medical discovery?
Next they're going to release an article on what?... the correlation between melanoma and other skin cancers with playing sports out in the sun?
This is about as useful a finding as the breakthrough correlation between fast food intake and obesity...
Next they're going to release an article on what?... the correlation between melanoma and other skin cancers with playing sports out in the sun?
This is about as useful a finding as the breakthrough correlation between fast food intake and obesity...
06-20-11, 11:07 AM
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Just another heads up guys. ( free optometry info lol). Also when you dont wear sunglasses you will liquify the gel that fills the eye and this will result in vitreous floaters. They are the little hair specs in your field of vision on bright days. Sun glasses will stop this from happening as quickly.
06-20-11, 12:40 PM
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Like fast foods, many choose to make the choice to get sun exposure. What also goes with the window down is the hearing loss in the left ear. 
As many do on a car forum with big audio systems, the hearing loss is quite measurable.
So sun related issues along with hearing loss.
As many do on a car forum with big audio systems, the hearing loss is quite measurable.So sun related issues along with hearing loss.
06-20-11, 01:22 PM
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Doc, please warn us before posting the NSFW pics. My wife sees an ophthalmic surgeon yearly due to her TBI in 1996. A horse injury cause optic nerve damage resulting in the complete loss of eyesight in one eye and slight loss in the other. Your pics reminded me that I should get an eye checkup as it's been a few years for me.
06-21-11, 08:58 AM
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So basically, they've taken the idea that harmful UV radiation from the sun can cause skin cancer (a fact that we've known about for a long time already), applied to a driving scenario, and called it a significant medical discovery?
Next they're going to release an article on what?... the correlation between melanoma and other skin cancers with playing sports out in the sun?
This is about as useful a finding as the breakthrough correlation between fast food intake and obesity...
Next they're going to release an article on what?... the correlation between melanoma and other skin cancers with playing sports out in the sun?
This is about as useful a finding as the breakthrough correlation between fast food intake and obesity...
06-21-11, 01:18 PM
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Like fast foods, many choose to make the choice to get sun exposure. What also goes with the window down is the hearing loss in the left ear. As many do on a car forum with big audio systems, the hearing loss is quite measurable.
So sun related issues along with hearing loss.
As many do on a car forum with big audio systems, the hearing loss is quite measurable.So sun related issues along with hearing loss.
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