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By Armen Hareyan on January 31, 2007 - 11:44am for eMaxHealth

Cheap package holidays have made a sizzling summer break a reality for millions. But how many of us think about the dangers of exposing our bodies to the glare of the sun?

One of the world's largest online surveys, launched in late January, aims to learn how 10,000 people in different countries behave while having fun in the sun, as well as probing their attitudes to tanning and skin cancer.

The survey, at www.genomel.org, is the latest part of GenoMEL, a

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University of Leeds Media

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