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Sun-Safety Knowledge, Attitudes and Behaviour in Western Saudi Arabia: Implications for Psycho-Oncology Prevention Services. [PDF]

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Sunburn

Dermatologic Clinics, 1986
UV erythema or sunburn is a common sequela of modern man's pursuit of leisure activities. The dermatologist is frequently confronted with this painful cutaneous inflammatory response. The pathogenesis of sunburn is examined in terms of individual genetic sensitivity, environmental exposure, spectral variability, and the proposed mechanisms of its ...
J, Cavallo, V A, DeLeo
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Sunburned

Departures in Critical Qualitative Research, 2018
This essay considers how travel and mobility inflect our politics of alterity through changing skin color. It asks how globality is rendered through the prism of epidermal vulnerability, the sunburn. When is this affliction of skin desirable and what cosmopolitan relations does it engender?
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Sunburn

Five to Seven, 2001
In this article Robert Walker looks at the causes and effects of sunburn and at ways to protect children's skin to minimise damage.
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Melanoma and sunburn

Cancer Causes & Control, 1994
A computer-aided search identified 16 case-control studies which specifically assessed sunburn as a risk factor for cutaneous malignant melanoma. Using unadjusted estimates, a history of sunburn was associated with significantly increased risk of melanoma in all but one study. Four studies were defined as core studies after assessment of study quality;
D, Whiteman, A, Green
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