Graveyard Shift May Cause Cancer

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Too much UV rays might cause cancer but moderate UV light in turns generates natural vitamin D in the skin which is well known to PREVENT cancer. (Isn't it cool how the body evolved to respond to negative stimulus?) The reason behind this is probably that the nightshift staff gets no sunlight at all, and hence no vitamin D.

Aren't researchers dumb? The answer is so simple!

But I work night shift on the oncology floor of my hospital. Does that give me any credit or anything?