Background Malignant melanoma (MM) causes the highest absolute number of deaths
among skin cancers. An up‐to‐date analysis of international MM mortality trends is required …

Importance There are limited data among young adults on sunscreen use during childhood
and adulthood and on the association of sunscreen use with melanoma risk. Objective To …

Non-melanoma skin cancers (NMSC) are more frequent among men, but women (especially
those aged< 40 years) have experienced steeper growth in their incidence rates in recent …

Background Sepsis is a life-threatening medical emergency requiring early diagnosis and
urgent treatment. Knowledge is crucial, especially in major risk groups such as the elderly …

Importance Because exposure to UV radiation early in life is an important risk factor for
melanoma development, reducing UV exposure in children and adolescents is of paramount …

The major cause for skin cancer is the excessive and unprotected exposure to ultraviolet
radiation (UVR), which can be prevented by engaging in sun protection behaviours. As …

Background: The incidence of melanoma is increasing faster than any other major cancer
both in Brazil and worldwide. Southeast Brazil has especially high incidences of melanoma …

There is enough evidence that skin cancer can be prevented by an adequate usage of
primary prevention measures. However, when examining people's real-life sun protection …

Background Ultraviolet (UV) exposure during outdoor work increases the risk of developing
skin cancer. Therefore, the uptake of recommended sun protection behaviors is important to …

Background The use of sunscreen can reduce the risk of UV‐induced skin lesions. Health
authorities have provided recommendations for the correct use of sunscreen use: Sufficient …