Sun exposure over a lifetime in Australian adults from latitudinally diverse regions

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Abstract
Spatio-temporal patterns in sun exposure underlie variations in skin cancer incidence and vitamin D deficiency, indicate effectiveness of sun protection programs and provide insights into future health risks. From 558 adults across four regions of Australia (Brisbane (27°S), Newcastle (33°S), Geelon …
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Authors Lucas RM;Valery P;van der Mei I;Dwyer T;Pender MP;Taylor B;Ponsonby AL; ;;
Journal Photochemistry and photobiology
Year 1970
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