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Occupational solar UV exposure and skin cancer: A quantitative framework for individual causal attribution in dermatology practice
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Occupational solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) exposure is a major risk factor for keratinocyte carcinomas in outdoor workers. Individual causal attribution for medico-legal purposes requires partitioning risk contributions between occupational exposure and individual susceptibility factors—a question distinct from population-level burden estimation. This study is primarily a quantitative/methodological application of FAIR to occupational UV-related skin cancer.
Keywords:
Occupational ultraviolet radiation
keratinocyte carcinoma
occupational exposure
causal attribution
Monte Carlo simulation
skin cancer prevention
occupational dermatoses
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