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Photoprotective Behaviors in Patients With Depressive Symptoms: Analysis of the 2015 National Health Interview Survey.

Efforts to minimize exposure to solar irradiation are critical, given the critical role of solar irradiation in cutaneous oncogenesis. Although major depressive disorder has been linked to increased rates of adverse health behaviors as well as impaired health maintenance, how depression influences photoprotective behaviors is not well understood. Our study objective was to explore the relationship between self-reported depressive symptoms and photoprotective practices.