2009International Journal of Dermatology and VenereologyRequires access

Ultraviolet radiation-induced damage and its prevention

Shaoyin Ma, Huilan Zhu

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Skin exposure to the sun may lead to short-term responses clinically characterized by sunburn and tanning, as well as to long-term outcomes such as skin cancers, photosensitive dermatoses, immunosuppression and acceleration of skin photoaging. There are various factors influencing the effects of ultraviolet radiation. This review presents these possible factors to further realize the damage of ultraviolet rays and its protection, including local ultraviolet my climatology, sun exposure behaviors and attitudes, relationship between sun exposure and sunburn, etc. Key words: Ultraviolet rays;  Radiation protection;  Sunscreening agents

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Skin exposure to the sun may lead to short-term responses clinically characterized by sunburn and tanning, as well as to long-term outcomes such as skin cancers, photosensitive dermatoses, immunosuppression and acceleration of skin photoaging. There are various factors influencing the effects of ultraviolet radiation. This review presents these possible factors to further realize the damage of ultraviolet rays and its protection, including local ultraviolet my climatology, sun exposure behaviors and attitudes, relationship between sun exposure and sunburn, etc. Key words: Ultraviolet rays;  Radiation protection;  Sunscreening agents

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Skin exposure to the sun may lead to short-term responses clinically characterized by sunburn and tanning, as well as to long-term outcomes such as skin cancers, photosensitive dermatoses, immunosuppression and acceleration of skin photoaging. There are various factors influencing the effects of ultraviolet radiation. This review presents these possible factors to further realize the damage of ultraviolet rays and its protection, including local ultraviolet my climatology, sun exposure behaviors and attitudes, relationship between sun exposure and sunburn, etc. Key words: Ultraviolet rays;  Radiation protection;  Sunscreening agents

Key concepts: Sunburn, Photoaging, Ultraviolet radiation, Dermatology, Sun exposure, Medicine, Ultraviolet a, Ultraviolet

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