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Elderly subjects were exposed to controlled amounts of sunshine over a 3-month period. Ultraviolet radiation (UVR) was monitored using two types of sensors, polysulphone film and a digital radiation meter. The time periods for sun exposure were computer-derived so as to yield 'safe' exposure times, but these times may have been underestimated. Erythemally effective radiation doses calculated from the sensor readings indicated good agreement between the sensors.
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