… substance use and SRDs that involve indoor tanning. Of the 50 study participants who tanned
indoors and … responses, 42.0% reported use of 2 or more substances (excluding alcohol) …

… not correlated with indoor tanning for both men and women. Relations among substance
use variables and indoor tanning also were examined by gender. Use of five substances in the …

… In addition to the inherent adverse health effects of indoor tanning, this study provides
evidence for a potential association between substance use and indoor tanning practices in …

… between excessive indoor tanning and substance use [3-8… indoor tanners than others [18].
Several other studies have found relationships between excessive tanning and substance use…

… booth users compared with those who reported no substance use. Those attempting weight
loss and female adolescents who perceived themselves as more physically mature than …

… or three substances were three times more likely to be excessive indoor tanners than others.…
relationships between excessive tanning and substance use such as cigarette smoking.1-3 …

… substance-related disorder issues hinted at in the tanning pathologic assessment results.
However, we believe that initial treatment of SAD symptoms may be needed before addressing …

… Indoor tanning … of substance abuse (eg, alcohol), such as tanning despite knowing risks,
increased tolerance, and withdrawal symptoms (17). Use of other abusable substances and …

… , indoor tanners report relatively high rates of psychiatric and substance use symptoms,
including symptoms of tanning … In summary, female college indoor tanners report relatively high …

… examined the prevalence of indoor tanning and frequent indoor tanning (≥10 times … indoor
tanning and other health-related behaviors. Understanding the prevalence of indoor tanning …