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The Degrees of UVB-Induced Erythema and Pigmentation Correlate Linearly and Are Reduced in a Parallel Manner by Topical Anti-Inflammatory Agents

InflammationAutoimmune DiseaseAllergyMedicinePhotocarcinogenesisParallel MannerClinical DermatologyWound HealingDermatologyDermatopathologySclerodermaTopical Anti-inflammatory AgentsExperimental DermatologyUvb-induced Erythema