Harith Ali Hasan AL-NAUIMI, Ashraf Abdulraheem AYOOB, Ahmed Hisham QASSIM*
Background: long-term exposure of skin to sun (UV light) may produce different …

Photoaging is an aging process that occurs due to various factors from outside the body
such as sunlight. Skin changes that occur are not comprehensive. This happens because …

Exposure to UV rays can cause photochemical damage to the DNA of cells in the body,
triggering cancer formation, especially skin cancer in humans. The skin may lose elasticity …

The aim of present study was to investigate the level of skin antioxidants and MDA in albino
rats under stress of acute (1 day) and sub acute (30 days) artificial UVB exposure. Twenty …

Ultraviolet radiation from the sun or artificial sources can exert beneficial and/or damaging
effect on human skin. Excessive UV radiation has been implicated in the increased …

Background: Exposure of the skin against occupational hazards is growing every day. Many
scientists are trying to identify aspects about the mechanisms of damages done to the skin …

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is one part of the electromagnetic spectrum. UVA comprises more
than 90% of the solar UV radiation reaching the Earth. The present study was to examine the …

At the correct dosage, ultraviolet (UV) radiation has many positive health effects and is
essential for the body. The flip side is that exposure to excessive amounts of ultraviolet light …

Excessive exposure of ultraviolet type B (UVB) is the primary cause of skin issues like
sunburn, swelling, hyperplasia, skin aging and cancer. Our objective was to assess the …

Background: Prolonged exposure to sunlight is known to induce photoaging of the skin,
leading to various skin changes and disorders, such as dryness, wrinkles, irregular …