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Investigators at Queensland University of Technology zero in on behavior

Published in Cancer Weekly, February 3rd, 2009

In this recent report, researchers in Australia conducted a study "To conduct an assessment of levels of UV radiation (UVR) exposure and the range of sun protection behaviors of beachgoers at a popular vacation destination. Participants completed the sun habits survey prior to entry to the beach and completed an exit survey on leaving regarding their sun protection practices while at the beach."

"Ambient UVR was monitored using polysulfone dosimeters. A popular beach for vacationers in Honolulu, Hawaii. Sun protection practices and UVR. Participants spent an average of 3 hours at the beach and received an estimated UVR dose of 10.4 standard erythemal doses. Latent class...

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