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See Latest ArticlesUltraviolet exposures in different playground settings: a cohort study of measurements performed in a school population
Photodermatology, Photoimmunology and Photomedicine, 07/21/09
Downs NJ et al. – The excessive erythemal UV exposures measured in this research have the potential to significantly contribute to the later development of melanoma and non melanoma skin cancers caused by acute and chronic cumulative exposure to solar UV in Queensland school environments. The research provides data on personal UV exposures measured in a school population engaged in daily school activities.
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