Multinational study investigates disparities in facial sun protection in various cultures, suggesting tailored strategies for effective photoprotection.
This multinational study investigates cultural, behavioral, and clinical determinants of facial sun protection across 12 countries. Results reveal significant disparities in sunscreen use driven by gender, age, phototype, and cultural norms. These findings highlight the need for personalized and culturally adapted strategies to promote effective and equitable photoprotection worldwide.
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