claim: says indoor workers get "less uv than outdoor workers, but they get more melanomas."
author: joseph levy
evidence_1: but they allow most sunscreens to advertise “broad spectrum” skin protection. ...  and squamous cell cancers are strongly related to uv exposure over years.  several researchers have found that regular sunscreen use lowers the risk of  squamous ... paradoxically, outdoor workers report lower rates of melanoma than  indoor ...
evidence_2: objective: to compare outdoor with indoor workers in terms of: (i) skin cancer  risk ... melanoma and actinic keratosis (ak) were analysed by type of work using  ... type of work, significantly less outdoor than indoor workers used sunscreen in  ... more uv exposure (both occupational and leisure) and less sunscreen use  and ...
evidence_3: nov 20, 2011 ... melanoma skin cancer rates are increasing but it is not because of sun  exposure. ... further, adding even more credence to the growing body of  evidence showing sun ... these workers get three to nine times less solar uv  exposure than outdoor workers get, yet only indoor workers have increasing  rates ...
evidence_4: ... melanoma in europe correlate with low personal annual uv doses and  suggests ... despite the increased use of sunscreens and formulations offering  more protection. this paradox, along with lower incidences of cmm in outdoor  workers, although they have significantly higher annual uv doses than indoor  workers have, ...
evidence_5: for students · for teachers · take the pledge · know what to say · request ...  outdoor workers receive up to 8 times more uv radiation than indoor ... how do  you protect them – and protect your company – from the risks and ... at least 30  spf); wide-brimmed hat or neck flap; long-sleeved shirts and/or pants;  sunglasses.