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An initial study of behavioral addiction symptom severity and demand for indoor tanning.
, 2017 Indoor tanning remains a popular activity in Western cultures despite a growing body of literature suggesting its link to skin cancer and melanoma. Advances in indoor tanning research have illuminated problematic patterns of its use.
James G. Murphy +11 more
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A Call to Action to Eliminate Indoor Tanning: Focus on Policy. [PDF]
JAMA Dermatol, 2021 Heckman CJ, Buller DB, Stapleton JL.
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To Sarah Brooke Farquhar -- from Tanning, 1831
One letter addressed to Sarah Farquhar from Tanning, dated ...
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Effects of Engagement with a Social Media Campaign for Mothers to Prevent Indoor Tanning by Teens in a Randomized Trial. [PDF]
J Health Commun, 2022 Buller DB +7 more
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Peer Crowd Identification and Indoor Artificial UV Tanning Behavioral Tendencies
, 2008 In this study, the relation between peer crowd identification and indoor tanning behavioral tendencies was examined. Participants were 174 undergraduate students at a large university in the USA.
Hillhouse, Joel +2 more
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Indoor tanning exposure in association with multiple primary melanoma. [PDF]
Cancer, 2021 Karapetyan L +7 more
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Indoor tanning early in life is associated with increased risk of anxiety and depression later in life. [PDF]
J Am Acad Dermatol, 2022 Wei EX, Nan H, Okereke OI, Li X.
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, 2015 Indoor tanning is a public health threat,1 and the Surgeon General has called for its reduction in adolescents and young adults.2 Research on indoor tanning has not distinguished between tanning-only salons vs other businesses and private residences that
Pagoto, Sherry L. +3 more
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Indoor Tanning and MPM Supplemental Data
Indoor Tanning and MPM Supplemental ...
Roth, A
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