S Ziehfreund, L Tizek, F Bauerdorf, Alexander Zink
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Exposure to ultraviolet radiation increases the risk of adverse health effects, predominantly skin cancer, which is the most common cancer among Caucasians. A large number of studies have shown that most of the people are aware of this risk and that sun protection behavior is a preventative measure. Nevertheless, despite the numerous public efforts made during the last decades, a large number of people still do not comply with sun protection practices recommended for sun safety. Public discussion about sunscreen safety and the idealization of a healthy tan are existing barriers for adequate protection. Research studies should continue to examine individual sun protection behavior for the development of target-orientated interventions. This will enable individuals to formulate a correct judgment of their own susceptibility and to handle perceived barriers for sun protection with a supportive environment.