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Although up to 14% of non-Hispanic blacks (NHBs) experience sunburns, they rarely use sunscreen.1,2 Whitesare at least twice as likely to wear sunscreen than NHBs.3,4 Hispanics are more likely to wear sunscreen than NHBs, even though many Hispanics have a darker skin phototype than some NHBs.5-7 Given these differences, we sought to determine factors influencing sunscreen use in NHBs compared with other racial and ethnic groups.

Sunscreen Use: Non-Hispanic Blacks Compared With Other Racial and/or Ethnic Groups