Evaluating mobile apps for sun protection: content analysis and user preferences in a two-part study

Sun protection apps emphasizing knowledge, ease of use, tailored advice, and proactive features are likely to encourage sustained engagement. Suggestions for optimising current and future sun protection apps are provided.

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Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine
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2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.1080/21642850.2025.2456659
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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Sun protection apps emphasizing knowledge, ease of use, tailored advice, and proactive features are likely to encourage sustained engagement. Suggestions for optimising current and future sun protection apps are provided.

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