Tag Archives: UV exposure



Study shows UV light suppresses experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis in mice

In a mouse model of multiple sclerosis, UVB radiation was found to suppress the disease by preventing key inflammatory cells from entering the CNS.

Sun exposure is associated with reduced risk of surgery in patients with Crohn’s disease, new study shows

Researchers find that among patients with Crohn’s disease, higher UV exposure is correlated with a reduced risk of inpatient surgery.


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Available sunlight may relate to risk of common digestive disease

New research shows an increased risk for diverticulitis and associated complications in regions with low ultraviolet light.

New research finds dialysis patients living in areas of higher UV exposure have lower mortality rates

Researchers published new results which found a correlation between the degree of UV exposure and all-cause mortality in dialysis patients.


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New research explores why vitamin D deficiency is common in U.S. minorities

A new study determined the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and the effects of the UV index on vitamin D production among U.S. minorities.


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How does UV exposure contribute to racial health disparities?

Tom Weishaar examines the design and results of a recent study which looked at how ultraviolet exposure relates to racial health disparities in preterm birth.


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In mice, chronic exposure to ultraviolet radiation may lead to addiction-like behavior

A new study published in Cell suggests that excessive exposure to sunlight leads to addiction-like behavior in mice.

Sunbeds and UV exposure: Can they elevate mood?

Dr. Cannell discusses the emotional and physical benefits of sunbeds, UV exposure, and phototherapy.

Phototherapy improves quality of life, says new study

Researchers look at different UV wavelengths and what effect they had on vitamin D levels, quality of life and blood pressure.


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UV exposure directly lowers blood pressure

According to research published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology, when UV rays reach the skin, a compound that helps lower blood pressure is released into our blood vessels.