Thursday, 12th September Skin Cancer 2024

• Evolution of skin colour in humans - how did it happen and what does it mean for risk of cancer? - Nina Jablonski
• Balancing the harms and benefits of sun exposure - recognising the diversity of Australia’s population - Rachel Neale

• Understanding and Advancing Sun Protection in Hispanic Communities - Carolyn Heckman
• Grading system for skin of colour - Ophelia Dadzie
• SPF of pigmented skin - Antony Young
• Vitamin D status, sun exposure and dietary vitamin D intake among urban Malay female office workers in Malaysia - Nor Aini Jamil
• ‘The heat from the sun is stronger here': Insights from campaign testing with Mandarin and Punjabi speaking language groups - Emma Glassenbury
• Vitamin D and sun exposure: A community survey - Vu Tran
• Determining the effect of vitamin D supplementation on health outcomes: the D-Health Trial - Mary Waterhouse

Session sponsored by:

• SunSmart Global UV App – Australian ingenuity influencing global sun protection behaviour  - Craig Sinclair
• The development of the Go Sun Smart at Work SmartBot: A virtual guide for occupational sun safety implementation  - Mary K Buller
• Innovative apps for sun exposure monitoring and personalised digital sun protection - Marco Morelli
• Tool for planning environmental UV protection in kindergartens and schools - Lill Tove Nilsen
• Risk perceptions after biofeedback about skin DNA damage - Findings from a qualitative intervention study among Danes on holiday - Nynne Sahl Frederiksen
• Cancer Risk Calculator: a tool to help people understand modifiable behaviours that can reduce cancer risk, including skin cancer.  - Grant Brown
• The SUNEX model: Health and financial burden of the harms and benefits of ultraviolet radiation in Australia and New Zealand. - Thomas M Elliott
• Impact of SunSmart Victoria’s Dermoscopy for Victorian General Practice Program 2020-23  - Clover Maitland

Session sponsored by:

• Shining a light on the use of free sunscreen dispensers in public places in the Netherlands - Yara Sievers
• COLLECTING KNOWLEDGE ON OCCUPATIONAL AND LEISURE TIME UV EXPOSURE - Claudine Strehl
• Predictors of sun related behavior using validated questionnaire in Denmark 2015-2022 - Brian Køster
• Photoprotection Habits and Skin Cancer Risk Factors: Insights from the EUSCAP Project - Katharina KW Wunderlich
• Suboptimal sun protection knowledge, attitudes and behaviours in a population at high-risk of skin cancer - Natasha Abeysekera
• Extreme UV exposure in the built environment: reflections from glazed building facades - Riccardo Paolini
• The Sun Wise Study: A randomised controlled trial of a personalised skin cancer prevention strategy among people with a history of skin cancer - Amelia K Smit
• Efficacy of oral and topical pharmaceuticals for the primary prevention of keratinocyte carcinomas: a systematic review - Alyssa Susanto

• Understanding the future burden of occupational skin cancer in Australia: methods and scale of the problem - Renee Carey
• Comparison of two scalability methods for nationwide dissemination of an occupational sun protection intervention in a randomized trial - David B Buller
• Tailored sun safety messages for outdoor workers - Cheryl E Peters
• Mobilizing sun safety messages in the construction industry - Lindsay Forsman-Phillips
• Enhancing occupational UV exposure awareness in new and young outdoor workers: a collaborative approach - Ros Natalotto

• Skin cancer prevention for built environment climate mitigation - Nikki Woolley
• ShadeSmart: Working with built environment design professionals to improve access to quality shade - Liz King
• National Shade Census: Availability of Shade in Playgrounds Across Aotearoa New Zealand - Bronwen M McNoe
• Shade For Sun Protection And Its Effectiveness In The Built Form - Kerryn King
• UV protective shade – getting it onto the (climate and health) agenda - Justine Osborne
• Prioritising a Shade Agenda - solving evidence gaps and influencing built environment policy. - Jodie Antrobus
• Planning for tree canopy that maximises equal access to shade - Alexandra Brown
• Tree shade within urban parks and nature strips: standards and perspectives from measurement campaigns conducted in Queensland - Nathan J Downs

• Skin cancer prevention effort in Sweden 2019-2023 - Tove Sandberg Liljendahl
• The Danish Sun Safety Campaign 2007 – 2022: what we have achieved and current status - Peter PD Dalum
• Target group insights from The Danish Sun Safety Campaign - Nynne Johanne Sahl Frederiksen
• Re-establishing population monitoring of sun protection behaviours in Australia: Methods and results from the new Sun Protection Module 2023-24 - Clover Maitland
• Understanding the drivers of sun protection behaviours to inform a national skin cancer prevention campaign  - Melody Chew
• Evaluation findings from a national skin cancer prevention campaign     - Rob Tolan
• SUNRISE: Acceptability, Feasibility, and Preliminary Effects of a Pilot Skin Cancer Preventive Intervention for Expectant Mothers and their Infants  - Yelena P Wu
• Youth Sun Safety and Local Government: Organisational collaboration and co-design for behaviour change. - John Ferguson

Session sponsored by:

• Preventing what is preventable: the health economic case for managing skin cancer - Louisa Collins
• Acknowledgment and Prevention of Skin Cancer as an Occupational Disease. The Great Barrier Grief? - Swen Malte JOHN

Conference dinner will be at Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA).  This is a ticketed event and is now sold-out.  If you don't have a ticket, you can see an ASN staff member at the registration desk to have your name added to the waitlist.

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