Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Parental sun protective regimens and prevalence of common melanocytic nevi among 7-year-old children in Sweden: changes over a 5-year period

Abstract

Background:  Common melanocytic nevi and cutaneous malignant melanoma share a common risk profile, influenced by ultraviolet exposure. A high density of common melanocytic nevi correlates with an increased life-time risk of evolving cutaneous malignant melanoma. Effective strategies for sun protection, starting in early childhood, are considered of great importance to reduce the steadily rising melanoma trend.


Objective:  To investigate the 5-year changes in sun tanning habits, sun protective regimens and density of common melanocytic nevi between two age-standardized populations of children.


Method:  Population-based cross-sectional study performed among 7-year-old children in southern Sweden ...

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