In the News
Most sunscreens fail environmental group’s test
Monday, May 31, 2010
Only 8 per cent of sunscreens currently on the market win approval for safety and most of the rest are the modern equivalent of “snake oil,” the Environmental Working Group says.
… continue readingTanning Report Raises Eyebrows
Sunday, May 30, 2010
By: David Springer
(ABC 6 NEWS) — A new study paints a pretty scary picture when it comes to the potential dangers of tanning. The report, released by the University of Minnesota, claims tanning beds dramatically increase your chances of melanoma skin cancer.
Studies heat up debate over sunscreen
Sunday, May 30, 2010
When Karin Mossman heads outdoors with her young family, she mentally runs through her list of must-haves. Jackets? Got ’em. Hats? Check.
Sunscreen? Probably not.
“I’ve made a decision to avoid using sunscreens as much as possible to almost not at all,” says the Calgary mother.
Studies Find Increasing Health Benefits From Vitamin D
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Michael Irwig gives staff lectures on Vitamin D at George Washington University HospitalThe U.S. Institute of Medicine is involved in a study that will likely result in an increase in the recommended daily intake of vitamin D. Research shows vitamin D affects nearly every area of the body and low levels of vitamin D can have serious consequences. |
From Sunscreen to Sunshine
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Well, well, well, it’s finally happened–the probable carcinogenic effects of sunscreen have finally reached the headlines. Research on cellular destruction-by-way-of-sunscreen is not only being, at long last, officially documented per the nation’s standards of credible news, but is pointing to results that may be far worse than most people ever guessed.
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