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Attitudes Toward Indoor Tanning Among Users of Sunless Tanning Products
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“…Therefore it may serve as an alternative for teens trying to wean themselves off of UV tanning and the associated health risks. This potential has been generally confirmed in other studies looking at the effects of STP use on IT use and future intentions ( Mahler et al, 2006 , Mahoney et al, 2012 , Pagoto et al, 2010 , Sahn et al, 2012 , Sheehan and Lesher, 2005 ). Further study of the trajectory of sunless and indoor tanning initiation and maintenance is needed.…”
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“…Therefore it may serve as an alternative for teens trying to wean themselves off of UV tanning and the associated health risks. This potential has been generally confirmed in other studies looking at the effects of STP use on IT use and future intentions ( Mahler et al, 2006 , Mahoney et al, 2012 , Pagoto et al, 2010 , Sahn et al, 2012 , Sheehan and Lesher, 2005 ). Further study of the trajectory of sunless and indoor tanning initiation and maintenance is needed.…”
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“…5,6,14,15 Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency. 14 Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient. 15 Frequent sunless tanners may be more likely to improve risk behaviors than those with infrequent use, 5 although these data were unavailable for our study.…”
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“…These findings suggest that sunless tanning may supplement rather than replace skin cancer risk behaviors. Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency .…”
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“…Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency . Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient .…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…On the other hand, Paul et al came to the conclusion that STPs are unlikely to reduce UV exposure in the majority of tan seekers. It has also been shown that 40 of 98 STP users who had used tanning beds during the last 12 months did not change their tanning bed use while using STPs; nine of them even increased their tanning bed use …”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 99%
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“…Therefore it may serve as an alternative for teens trying to wean themselves off of UV tanning and the associated health risks. This potential has been generally confirmed in other studies looking at the effects of STP use on IT use and future intentions ( Mahler et al, 2006 , Mahoney et al, 2012 , Pagoto et al, 2010 , Sahn et al, 2012 , Sheehan and Lesher, 2005 ). Further study of the trajectory of sunless and indoor tanning initiation and maintenance is needed.…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 71%
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“…5,6,14,15 Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency. 14 Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient. 15 Frequent sunless tanners may be more likely to improve risk behaviors than those with infrequent use, 5 although these data were unavailable for our study.…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These findings suggest that sunless tanning may supplement rather than replace skin cancer risk behaviors. Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency .…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency . Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient .…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…On the other hand, Paul et al came to the conclusion that STPs are unlikely to reduce UV exposure in the majority of tan seekers. It has also been shown that 40 of 98 STP users who had used tanning beds during the last 12 months did not change their tanning bed use while using STPs; nine of them even increased their tanning bed use …”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…Therefore it may serve as an alternative for teens trying to wean themselves off of UV tanning and the associated health risks. This potential has been generally confirmed in other studies looking at the effects of STP use on IT use and future intentions ( Mahler et al, 2006 , Mahoney et al, 2012 , Pagoto et al, 2010 , Sahn et al, 2012 , Sheehan and Lesher, 2005 ). Further study of the trajectory of sunless and indoor tanning initiation and maintenance is needed.…”
Section: Discussion
supporting
confidence: 71%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…5,6,14,15 Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency. 14 Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient. 15 Frequent sunless tanners may be more likely to improve risk behaviors than those with infrequent use, 5 although these data were unavailable for our study.…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These findings suggest that sunless tanning may supplement rather than replace skin cancer risk behaviors. Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency .…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Of note, the empirical evidence on this topic remains limited and inconsistent . Among indoor tanners, sunless tanning use has been associated with increases and decreases in indoor tanning frequency . Interventions that promote sunless tanning reduce sunbathing and improve sun protection behaviors in women, although these behavioral changes were mostly transient .…”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
Abstract
Smart CitationsHow this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…On the other hand, Paul et al came to the conclusion that STPs are unlikely to reduce UV exposure in the majority of tan seekers. It has also been shown that 40 of 98 STP users who had used tanning beds during the last 12 months did not change their tanning bed use while using STPs; nine of them even increased their tanning bed use …”
Section: Discussion
mentioning
confidence: 99%
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