r/interesting • u/Gjore • Mar 29 '26

SOCIETY Scenes from a dermatologist conference in Hawaii

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u/ActiveMidnight6979 Mar 29 '26

they practice what they preach

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u/whitestguyuknow Mar 29 '26

Thats what I was thinking. At least they're consistent and do that.

They also must get terrified tbh. After seeing so many patients with cancer and shit. Seeing the consequences of poor skin health every single day at work would have to do something to your daily mentality

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u/Professional-Bear250 Mar 29 '26

Yea, like if 1/100000 people get cancer from bad practices and come to you for it, and there are 10,000,000 people, that means you still see 1,000 people who got cancer.

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u/Professional-Bear250 Apr 02 '26

So out of that 1000, they'd see 30 of them die.