Sentence examples for sun avoidance from inspiring English sources

Thus, this study provides evidence that when people live without fearing the sun, but, rather, take no particular efforts to avoid solar UV irradiance though sun avoidance, covering up, and/or wearing sunscreen, overall cancer mortality rates may be lower and both melanoma and NMSC mortality rates will also be low.

Sun avoidance - cannot be overridden - viewing is restricted to angles larger than 46.4 deg from the center of the Sun.

An Aside exactly how many RCT demonstrate the benefit of sun avoidance?

You know the evidence that sun avoidance and sun screen prolongs life is far less convincing than the study above.

This disorder may considerably restrict normal daily life and management is extremely difficult when treatment with oral H1 antihistamines and sun avoidance are ineffective.

Yet that lack of evidence has not stopped M.Ds from encouraging sun avoidance and sunscreens even as this study suggest it shortens you life.

As a result, any wide-spread use of sun-block and sun-avoidance will exacerbate any population deficiency of vitamin D synthesis and, presumably, will increase the likelihood of diseases related to vitamin D deficiency.

This gender-specific environmental effect might reflect a true difference in exposure (e.g., maybe women use more sun-block or sun-avoidance than men, maybe they spend less time out of doors, or maybe they have better hygiene as children and therefore acquire EBV later).

Surprisingly, the Food and Nutrition Board (FNB) did not increase the recommended dose of vitamin D for infants, children, or young pregnant women during the decades in which sun-avoidance was routinely recommended [ 15].

Although Taiwan is situated at latitude between 23 and 25 degrees, sun-avoidance behavior, skin covering and the use of sunscreen products in the Taiwanese population interfere with production of vitamin D in the skin.

The authors of another 1981 article, despite noting suggestively that "the absence of European children [in Glasgow] with nutritional rickets since 1975... is attributable to health education and improved living and social conditions," still attributed rickets among British Asians to "traditional diet" and sun-avoidance rather than a failure to benefit from those improved social conditions.