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What Can You Say? Clarifying Customer Communications
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Thousands of studies now point to potential benefits of vitamin D and UV exposure. It’s important that tanning professionals understand how this research is going to continue to unfold and impact their business.
But as an indoor tanning professional, you must be aware of the sensitive nature in which you and your staff communicate with customers about issues surrounding indoor tanning. It’s all about balance, and knowing what you can and can’t say. continue reading
Opinion | Why the ‘sunshine vitamin’ could be important for aging
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
As we age, paying attention to vitamin D levels through a mix of safe sun exposure, diet and supplementation when and if needed may be one of the simplest and most effective ways to support long-term health and independence. continue reading
CRA – SimpleFile: Life isn’t simple, but taxes can be
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
If you have lower income and a simple tax situation but haven’t filed your income and benefit tax return lately, or have never filed, you might get a SimpleFile invitation package this September. continue reading
ESA POSITION PAPER – Reassessing the Role of Sunlight and Ultraviolet Radiation in Public Health
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
The latest scientific evidence is clear: sunlight, when enjoyed responsibly, is not only safe but necessary for good health. Everyone should be encouraged to step into the light - regularly, moderately, and wisely. Public health policies must reflect this balance, ensuring that Europeans benefit from their most natural and abundant health resource: the sun. continue reading
The little story of… tanning
Friday, September 5, 2025
Today, the fragmented culture of tanning embodies this “at the same time” mentality: exposing oneself and protecting oneself, accepting the coexistence of tanned and pale skin, while pursuing a quest for sunshine that is both collective and intimate: one that consists of protecting oneself, taking care of one’s skin with pleasure, and continuing to love the sun… without ever getting burned. continue reading
