
Sunscreen doesn’t cause melanoma; most melanoma cases are due to excess UV radiation from the sun
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Melanoma wasn’t a problem until after sunscreen was invented; low vitamin D is associated with melanoma
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Melanoma wasn’t a problem until after sunscreen was invented; low vitamin D is associated with melanoma
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“sunscreen and then skin cancer, it's a direct correlation”; wearing sunglasses increases the risk of sunburn; sunscreen reduces vitamin D production
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Benzene in benzoyl peroxide-containing skincare products poses a cancer risk
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“Sunscreens cause cancer, not the sun”; sunscreen and sunless tanning products contain cancer-causing ingredients
Skin cancer is the most frequent type of cancer in the U.S. and its primary cause is overexposure to ultraviolet sun radiation. Medical associations and public health authorities recommend that people minimize the risk of skin cancer by avoiding sun overexposure and using sunscreen when outdoors.
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Recent Study Shows How Sunscreen Causes Cancer, Not the Sun