Latitude and cancer rates in US states: Aaron Blaisdell’s intuition confirmed

var citeN=0; In the comments section of my previous post on cancer rates in the US states (citeN=citeN+1;document.write(Number(citeN))) my friend Aaron Blaisdell noted that: …comparing states that are roughly comparable in terms of number of seniors per 1000 individuals, latitude appears to have the largest effect on rates of cancer. Good point, so I collected data on the latitudes of US states

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