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Check out the photo on the left of a 69-year-old truck driver that was recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine. But this shocking photo of a truck driver is proof that we really need to be more concerned with the everyday effect that the sun has on our skin.

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It shows a 69 years old trucker suffering from unilateral dermatoheliosis the result of his 28.

. By medweb Jun 20 2012. The left-hand side of the truck drivers face was exposed to the sun the other shaded in the cab. Reports have surfaced throughout the years that show how dramatic the impact of sun damage can be on a truck drivers skin.

The photograph below shows how the. An incredible photograph from the New England Journal of Medicine from 2012 shows a 69-year-old truck driver whose face has been heavily damaged by gradual day-to-day exposure to the Suns. And its pretty terrifying.

It was taken for a New England Journal of Medicine study on dermatoheliosis aging that results from UV ray exposure. A truck driver featured in The New England Journal of Medicine 2012. All those wrinkles and sags are thanks to the suns ultraviolet.

A 69-year-old truck driver has revealed what 28 years of sun exposure can do to the skin. While driving a delivery truck for the last 28 years the driver was exposed to ultraviolet A rays through the window glass on just the left side of his face. This photo from the New England Journal of Medicine shows the extreme photoaging of a 69-year-old truck driver whose left side sat exposed to Ultraviolet-A sun rays for more than 25 years.

Truck driver Bill McElligott 69 has unilateral dermatoheliosis according to The New England Journal of Medicine. This photograph published in the New England Journal of Medicine shows what dermatologists call. Wow I said as it slowly.

The New England Journal of Medicine has published a shocking photo of a 69 year-old man with unilateral dermatoheliosis -- severe damage from ultraviolet rays on one side of his face. A famous study released in 2012 by the New England Journal of Medicine documented a Chicago truck driver who had driven a delivery truck for 28 years. A team of Northwestern dermatologist and laser surgery experts are.

Essentially ultraviolet A UVA rays transmitted through the window of his delivery truck have severely damaged the skin on the left side of his face during the 28 years he has spent driving on the job. Viral Photo Offers Evidence of Suns Aging Effect on Skin. By medweb Jun 20 2012.

The NEJM asks that there be no resale of this image or use of the image by a commercial agency. The striking photograph of a 69 year old truck driver in a recent New England Journal of Medicine article shows just how damaging the sun can be to your skin. A new striking image of a 69-year-old truck driver shows just how much damage the sun can do.

The 69-year-old man presented with a 25-year history of gradual thickening and wrinkling of the skin on the left side of his face. Published in the New England Journal of Medicine the 69-year-olds photo shows how much more aged one side of his face is than the other. The New England Journal of Medicine.

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