Article
Cumulative effects from repeated exposures to suberythemal doses of UVB and UVA in human skin
1 Jan 1995
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: The skin is repeatedly exposed to solar UV radiation. Long-term photodamage is a consequence of cumulative UV radiation injury. Hence an examination of the repetitive effects of UV exposure is more likely to yield clues to the early alterations that lead to photoaged skin than a single exposure. OBJECTIVE: We examined the effects of repetitive low-dose UV irradiation on human skin with the aim of...
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