ArticleJournal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology : JEADV2026
Messages for ultraviolet-radiation protection to fair-skinned populations.
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- Seasonal Variation of Plaque Psoriasis in Relation to Individualized MED-Adjusted Ultraviolet Exposure: A Cross-Sectional Study in Poland.Journal of clinical medicine · 2026Article
- Familial melanoma: genetic, clinical, and dermoscopic insights and follow-up.Frontiers in medicine · 2026Review
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Abstract
backgroundSkin cancer prevention remains a critical public health challenge, particularly in fair-skinned populations in Europe, the United States and Australia, where incidence rates of keratinocyte skin cancer and melanoma continue to rise despite decades of public education on ultraviolet-radiation (UVR) protection. Although progress has been observed in Oceania, the overall effectiveness of current prevention strategies remains insufficient. This paper aims to refine and disseminate more effective UVR protection messages by developing an evidence-based, internationally adaptable public education leaflet.
methodsThe development of this educational material followed the current guidelines for the development of health promotion materials and effective public education. Based on the scientific evidence, a plain-language message has been drafted. It was subsequently revised through multiple rounds of multi-stakeholder feedback from dermato-oncology, epidemiology, public health experts, patient organizations representatives and NGOs involved in prevention and health promotion.
resultsThe final educational leaflet emphasizes three core messages: avoiding intentional sun exposure and tanning, utilizing shade and protective clothing as primary UV protection strategies and using sunscreen as a supplementary protective measure. Additional recommendations address childhood sun protection, the dangers of tanning beds and the importance of monitoring skin for early signs of cancer. Common concerns such as vitamin D synthesis and sunscreen safety are also addressed with evidence-based responses. DISCUSSION: This initiative highlights the necessity of shifting public attitudes towards UVR exposure and developing tailored, culturally sensitive communication strategies. The freely available leaflet will be distributed through professional associations and online platforms. Future efforts should involve policymakers in implementing structural changes, such as enhancing public shade availability and regulating tanning facilities, to promote long-term behavioural shifts in UV protection.
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