Sun protection behavior beliefs among adults living in rural United States: A qualitative study in Minnesota
Patricia Jewett(University of Minnesota), Rachel I. Vogel(University of Minnesota), Megan Schossow(Midwest Orthopaedic Research Foundation), Marco Yzer(University of Minnesota System), Kelly Kunkel(Minnesota State University, Mankato), Emma Kelly, Matia B. Solomon(Florida State University), Katherine Brown(University of Hertfordshire), Rehana L. Ahmed(University of Minnesota), Rebekah H. Nagler(University of Minnesota), DeAnn Lazovich(University of Minnesota), P Mason(American Cancer Society), Deveny Flanagan(University of Minnesota), Zora Radosevich(Minnesota Department of Health), Carrie Henning‐Smith(University of Minnesota)
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