Sun exposure patterns of urban, suburban, and rural children: a dosimetry and diary study of 150 children
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Abstract
Background: Sun exposure is the main etiology of skin cancer. Differences in skin cancer incidence have been observed between rural and urban populations. Objectives: As sun exposure begins in childhood, we examined summer UVR exposure doses and sun behavior in children resident in urban, suburban,
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| Authors | Mette Bodekær;Mette Bodekær;Bibi Petersen;Bibi Petersen;Peter Alshede Philipsen;Peter Alshede Philipsen;Jakob Heydenreich;Jakob Heydenreich;Elisabeth Thieden;Elisabeth Thieden;Hans Christian Wulf;Hans Christian Wulf; |
| Journal | photochemical & photobiological sciences |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1039/C5PP00052A
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