medRxiv PreprintsInternational8 October 2026
Cardiovascular and cancer mortality inversely associated with long-term ambient ultraviolet exposure across US Health Service Areas with UK Biobank corroboration
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OBJECTIVE To assess associations of ambient UV with cardiovascular and cancer mortality across US Health Service Areas (HSAs), prioritise outcomes by signal and attributable burden, assess racial and ethnic variation, with UK Biobank corroboration. DESIGN Ecological analysis of HSAs using linear regression of crude mortality on ambient UV and social vulnerability, with correction for multiple comparisons. SETTING US HSAs and UK Biobank. DATA SOURCES Publicly available US data and UK Biobank data accessed under Application 82526. PARTICIPANTS 704 808 annual cardiovascular deaths (aged [≥]65)
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