Low-Intensity UV Damages Skin DNA Even Without Visible Erythema
QIMR Berghofer's Low-Dose UV Study of 58 adults found measurable DNA damage from sub-erythemal UV at morning intensities, showing total dose — not time of day — drives skin cancer risk.
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QIMR Berghofer's Low-Dose UV Study of 58 adults found measurable DNA damage from sub-erythemal UV at morning intensities, showing total dose — not time of day — drives skin cancer risk.
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