Sun Safety and Skin Cancer: Minimizing the Risks with Sunscreen and Physical Barriers

This report explores the effectiveness of sun safety mechanisms in minimizing the risks of skin cancer among Australians aged 25-35. The report discusses the use of sunscreen and physical barriers, such as protective clothing and staying in the shade, to prevent direct contact between the skin and ultraviolet rays. The report also includes a brief questionnaire to study the prevalence of sun safety and skin cancer in the Australian population. The literature review examines various studies on the topic and highlights the disparities in evidence. The report concludes with a research question on the positive effects of utilizing sunscreen in reducing the risks of skin cancer.