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THE statement, that from the health point of view we cannot have too much sunshine, is very commonly made, but I agree with Mr. Bonacina that it should not be accepted as axiomatic without investigation. It seems to me to rest on a very slender foundation and to be opposed to many well-known statistical facts.
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DINES, W. Sunshine and Health in Different Lands. Nature 113, 784–785 (1924). https://doi.org/10.1038/113784b0
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