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Ultraviolet rays in cutaneous photobiology
Currently, cutaneous photobiology is extensively investigated in the field of dermatology. Ultraviolet rays can not only induce skin injury, photoaging, and even skin tumors, but also be utilized to treat numerous refractory skin diseases; hence, they act as a double?۲edged sword. Experimental and clinical work focusing on ultraviolet photobiology will unveil their mystery, help avoid the harmful and use the favorable effects of ultraviolet rays.