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Item Sunscreen usage in theory can significantly reduce cutaneous vitamin D production, but its normal usage will generally not lead to vitamin D deficiency.(2010-09-15) Johnson, TaraSunscreen is an easy and effective way of preventing overexposure to UV rays and subsequent sunburn. In a systematic review of multiple published studies regarding the use of sunscreen and its effect on Vitamin D levels, it was determined that it’s typical usage—under-applying in amount, frequency, and locations over the body compared to what’s directed—will not decrease cutaneous vitamin D production.Item Understanding the SUN(2008-12-02) Seelhammer, ToddThis pamphlet was created to inform patients about how sunlight interacts with their bodies. It defines what sunlight is and how the ultraviolet radiation that is a part of sunlight affects skin. A discussion about sunburn and suntan is undertaken and an outline of how sunlight can act in a harmful way is included. Lastly steps to protect oneself from sunlight is outlined that take into consideration the latest scientific research. Essentially avoidance combined with barrier methods such has broad brimmed hats supplemented with broad spectrum sunscreen is the best way to prevent the harmful effects of sunlight.