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NSOH Webinar The dark side of the sun managing the risks around human exposure to solar UltraViolet Radiation-20231123

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National School Occupational Health Webinar - “The dark side of the sun – managing the risks around human exposure to solar UltraViolet Radiation” by Paul Matts. Thursday 23 November 2023.

BIO: Paul joined Procter & Gamble in 1988 as a PhD Microbial Biochemist and has spent the majority of his career leading various aspects of Skin Research, working across most of the Company's Operating Units (as he maintains that all of them touch human skin in some way!).

He is R&D Vice President with The Procter & Gamble Company, Visiting Professor to the London College of Fashion and a past Visiting Professor to the UCL School of Pharmacy. He is a past Chair of the Cosmetics Europe (CE) Sun Protection Methods Task Force, the current Chair of the CE Sun Protection Scientific Advisory Group and the UK expert to the ISO standardisation of SPF and UVA methods.

In his spare time, he re-applies his skin biology expertise to resource-poor settings and, in 2012, co-founded an NGO in Ethiopia to help the 1.5+ million sufferers of Podoconiosis (non-filarial, lower-leg lymphoedema).

He is married to Ali, has 3 grown-up children and is a recently a grandfather! He loves the outdoors… running, mountains, scuba-diving and, in 2013, bought an old, run-down property on the Isle of Mull which is a small piece of Heaven.

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Contributed by: National School of Occupational Health
Authored by: Sonia Ahmad, NHS England, Faculty Support Admin
Imogen Koopmen, NHS England, NSOH Trainee Rep
Licence: © All rights reserved More information on licences
First contributed: 28 November 2023
Audience access level: Full user

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