… level of risk communication’ (Schwarzer 2008) might be necessary: In our case, this contains
profound knowledge about skin cancer resulting from cumulative actinic damage of the skin …

… Despite these limitations, our study offers insights into skin cancer risk behaviors, accounts
for many known covariates of UV exposure, and suggests potential avenues for future …

… prevention of skin cancer [1, 10], more attention should be paid to holding educational programs
through various communication … pilot study that had been conducted by the present trial …

… pilot studies in secondary schools via a mirroring approach, wherein the students’ altered
3-dimensional selfies were projected in front of their entire class. In a pilot study … risk reductions …

… waited for results, had communication issues with their providers… Studies have examined
the role of cancer risk perceptions with breast, colorectal, and cervical cancer—and skin cancer …

… , and (4) had a condition that they were willing to communicate with the study team about. …
We conducted a pilot study among 20 participants of different ages, genders, and occupations …

… The third visit covered communication skills and tools (eg, parent-child … The primary goal of
this pilot study was to examine the feasibility and acceptability of a new telehealth skin cancer …

… Because NMSC frequently occurs in the head and neck area, hairdressers could also be
motivated and trained to detect early signs of skin cancer and to communicate them to their …

… in skin cancer knowledge and … skin cancer detection curriculum for PCPs that can produce
positive clinical practice and population-based changes in the management of skin cancer…

… The skin cancer incidence rate has been rising, and digital health interventions can promote
skin cancer prevention and detection behaviors. A systematic review was conducted to …