[Fluorescent lamps from the actinic viewpoint].
PubMedPublished 15 August 1984
Bodmann Hw, K Eberbach, W Heering
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Fluorescent lamps for general lighting purposes cannot produce UV erythema or direct pigmentation whereas sun lamps used for tanning are comparable to the actinic effects of natural radiation at a clear summer day.
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Fluorescent lamps for general lighting purposes cannot produce UV erythema or direct pigmentation whereas sun lamps used for tanning are comparable to the actinic effects of natural radiation at a clear summer day. Chronic effects due to fluorescent lighting have not been proved so far.
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