Beliefs Associated with Sunscreen use among non-Hispanic white Older Adults.

IF 0.2 Q4 DERMATOLOGY
Dawn M Holman, Karen Glanz, Amy Jordan, Amy Bleakley, Sabitha Dasari
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Abstract

This study examines beliefs about sunscreen use among non-Hispanic white adults aged 50 years or older using online survey data (n=237). Multiple logistic regression analyses were conducted to examine beliefs associated with sunscreen use, adjusted by age, gender, education, geographic location, and skin cancer risk score. Those who believed sunscreen use would prevent them from getting sunburned (odds ratio [OR]=1.84) and those who believed that their romantic partners thought they should use sunscreen (OR=1.72) were more likely to report sunscreen use. Those who believed sunscreen use would "take too much time" were less likely to report sunscreen use (OR=0.65). These findings can inform future research and messaging efforts, including the evaluation of intervention approaches that highlight the immediate benefits of sunscreen use, address concerns about sunscreen use taking too much time, and tap into the potential influence that older adults may have on the sunscreen use of their romantic partners.

非西班牙裔白人老年人使用防晒霜的相关信念。
本研究利用在线调查数据(样本数=237)研究了 50 岁及以上非西班牙裔白人成年人对使用防晒霜的看法。经年龄、性别、教育程度、地理位置和皮肤癌风险评分调整后,进行了多元逻辑回归分析,以研究与使用防晒霜相关的信念。认为使用防晒霜可以防止晒伤(几率比[OR]=1.84)和认为其恋爱伴侣认为他们应该使用防晒霜(OR=1.72)的人更有可能报告使用了防晒霜。那些认为使用防晒霜 "太费时间 "的人使用防晒霜的可能性较低(OR=0.65)。这些发现可以为今后的研究和信息传播工作提供参考,包括评估干预方法,以强调使用防晒霜的直接益处,消除使用防晒霜需要花费太多时间的顾虑,并利用老年人可能对其恋爱伴侣使用防晒霜产生的潜在影响。
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