Background Sun exposure in schools can account for a large portion of childhood sun
exposure before the age of 20 years, yet legislation in the United States is lacking to …

ABSTRACT AIMS: We aimed to investigate sun protection behaviours and shade availability
in outdoor recreation spaces using images captured by children who, in 2014/15, wore …

Background Incidence of skin cancer is increasing worldwide and UV exposure at a young
age is an important risk factor. Objectives To compare sun exposure-related knowledge and …

Abstract Issue Addressed Strategies that support the implementation of the SunSmart
program in primary schools are essential to optimising policy uptake. Evidence outlining the …

Issue addressed Sun protection practices in Australian primary schools remain inconsistent.
Therefore, this study investigates primary PSTs sun protective sun behaviours, ultraviolet …

Issue addressed Teachers play a vital role in develo** children's sun protection routines
however upskilling preservice teachers (PSTs) while at university has not yet been trialled …

Background Increasing physical activity in children is a health priority. The Healthy Active
Peaceful Playgrounds for Youth (HAPPY) study aimed to examine a multi-component …

Background Skin cancer rates are on the rise globally. School sun safety programmes are
recommended by the World Health Organization to reduce the risk of future skin cancer at …

Abstract Issue addressed The SunSmart Policy Support and Intervention Study
(SSPSIS)(ACTRN 12614000926639) investigated the feasibility of improving schools' …

Objective Schools are an important setting for skin cancer prevention. An intervention for
implementation of school sun safety policy, Sun Safety Schools (SSS), was evaluated …