Background Although White individuals have higher incidence of melanoma, clinical
outcomes are worse among patients with skin of color. This disparity arises from delayed …

Background Skin cancer has become one of the world's leading health problems, and
incidence rates are on the rise. The leading causes of skin cancer are sun exposure, family …

IMPORTANCE Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States.
Although invasive melanoma accounts for only 2% of all skin cancer cases, it is responsible …

Objective To determine barriers and facilitating factors to skin cancer screening practices
among US primary care physicians and dermatologists. Design Survey. Setting Physicians …

Purpose The increasing incidence of skin cancer is a global health issue. In order to identify
at‐risk populations in Texas, we compared sun protection behaviors and sunburn history …

Little is known about the level of engagement and correlates of sun protection and skin self-
exam among individuals diagnosed with melanoma. Participants (N= 229) completed …

Objective To examine the association between linguistic acculturation (assessed using the
Language Use and Linguistic Preference subscales from the Bidimensional Acculturation …

Background Skin cancer prevention interventions that target the growing number of US
Hispanics are lacking. The current study examined the prevalence and correlates of sun …

Importance Monitoring sun protection and sunburn over time at the population level can
provide valuable information about progress toward skin cancer prevention goals and inform …

Importance Primary prevention and early detection are integral strategies to reduce the
burden of skin cancer. Objectives To describe the prevalence of sun protection and skin …