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A Study to Evaluate the Cutaneous Effects of Deep Ultraviolet A +/- High-Energy Visible Blue Light Exposure
The objective of this study is to assess the level of pigmentation following an acute exposure of skin to light regimens representative of portions of the natural sunlight spectrum and that contain Deep UVA wavelengths with or without HEV Blue Light, as compared to non-irradiated control skin.
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