Simple Summary Outdoor physical activities place athletes at risk of increased exposure to
sunlight, which may result in sunburn, solar damage, and skin cancers. Therefore …

People who practice outdoor sports have an increased risk of skin cancer as they are
exposed to high doses of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Recent studies have shown that in many …

Background There is enthusiasm for implementing artificial intelligence (AI) to assist
clinicians detect skin cancer. Performance metrics of AI from dermoscopic images have …

Collegiate athletes who play tennis and golf spend significant time outdoors and increase
their risk of skin cancer. This study aimed to gain insight into the sun protection behaviors of …

Background Surfing and swimming are two popular outdoor aquatic activities in Australia
with an estimated 2.7 million surfers and three million swimmers; however, these activities …

Surfing is a cultural ecosystem service, providing recreational benefits to over 50 million
people worldwide and fostering economic activity through retail and tourism industries …

Given the precipitous rise in its incidence in recent decades, skin cancer has been
recognized as a growing epidemic. We explore the sociological underpinnings of this …

Selective medical perspectives of pediatric sports medicine are explored in this issue and
behavioral perspectives of pediatric sports medicine are discussed in a subsequent journal …

Subjective knowledge is a significant factor influencing individuals' behaviors. It plays a
critical role in preventing people from tragic event during open water activities (OWAs) …

Background Long-term sun exposure is one of the risks faced by outdoor swimmers and can
cause sunburn. Using sunscreen is one way to prevent sunburn; however, physical activity …