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[Moderation is best also in sunbathing].

Authors: Matti, Hannuksela;

[Moderation is best also in sunbathing].

Abstract

There is more discussion and writing about the disadvantages of solar ultraviolet radiation than its benefits. Melanoma and other skin cancers have received most attention. Skin wrinkles and other signs of ageing or their prevention are being discussed. Instead only little attention has been paid on the anti-inflammatory properties and anticancer activity of UV radiation. Recent research has focused on sunscreen products, antioxidants preventing sunburn and its consequences, and urocanic acid, the skin's indigenous anti-inflammatory agent.

Keywords

Skin Neoplasms, Sunbathing, Urocanic Acid, Sunlight, Humans, Ultraviolet Therapy, Melanoma, Sunscreening Agents, Antioxidants, Skin Aging

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