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The Skin We Live in: Pigmentation Traits and Tanning Behaviour in British Young Adults, an Observational and Genetically-Informed Study.

Genes - 17 May 2022

Bonilla Carolina, Mejia-Lancheros Cilia

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Skin cancer incidence has been increasing worldwide, representing a particularly high burden for populations of European ancestry. Outdoor and indoor tanning using ultraviolet (UV) radiation devices are major risk factors for skin cancer. While tanning behaviours can be modified by targeted interventions to reduce skin cancer rates, there is insufficient evidence on the motivations for tanning preferences and...

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PMID: 35627282
DOI: 10.3390/genes13050896
PMCID: PMC9140533

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