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Role of sun exposure on nevus. First study in age-sex phenotype-controlled populations.

Archives of dermatology - 1 Oct 1993

Richard M A, Grob J J, Gouvernet J, Culat J, Normand P, Zarour H, Bonerandi J J

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BACKGROUND: These studies were designed to assess the influence of sun exposure on nevi in white people. To eliminate the confounding effect of age, sex, and phenotype, two parallel studies were conducted on people of the same age (17 to 24 years; median, 20 years old), sex (male), and phenotype: one in people with "red" phenotype (red or red-blond hair, white complexion on the inner part of the arm, and...

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PMID: 8215492

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