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Predictors of sunbathing and sunscreen use in college undergraduates

Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1996
Sunbathing and sunscreen use, as well as related intentions, attitudes, beliefs, and knowledge, were assessed in 90 Southern Appalachian undergraduates. A large majority (75%) reported sunbathing; with more than half reporting sun lamp use.
Christine M. Adler, Adler, Christine M., Stair, Arthur W., Joel J. Hillhouse, Hillhouse, Joel J., Arthur W. Stair   +5 more
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Healthcare students’ attitudes to sunbathing

Nursing Standard, 1999
The risks of exposure to the sun are now well known. But, as this study shows, nurses' education and their own attitudes and behaviour suggest they are not well prepared to convince patients and clients of the need to change behaviour.
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Sunbath

Thresholds, 2023
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Hemiparesis following sunbathing

The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2006
Fadi, Braiteh, James, Abrahams
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Sunbathers:

2021
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Sunbathing and Tuberculosis

BMJ, 1934
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Sunbathing

College English, 1993
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sunbath, n.

2023
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Sunbathing in Eternity

The Hopkins Review, 2021
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Sunbathers

Psychological Perspectives, 1977
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