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"Artificial tanning through sunbeds and sunlamps have become so popular in northern Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America that the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that a skin cancer epidemic may break out within the next few years. Teens are especially at a high risk of developing malignant melanoma and WHO is recommending that regulations be passed banning people under the age of 18 from using these devices. The ultraviolent radiation emitted by sunbeds and sunlamps have been directly linked to skin cancer."
Umm--duh! Gosh. Who ever thought it was healthy to fry oneself? There are many people at school who need to read this article.
"Artificial tanning through sunbeds and sunlamps have become so popular in northern Europe, Australia, New Zealand and North America that the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that a skin cancer epidemic may break out within the next few years. Teens are especially at a high risk of developing malignant melanoma and WHO is recommending that regulations be passed banning people under the age of 18 from using these devices. The ultraviolent radiation emitted by sunbeds and sunlamps have been directly linked to skin cancer."
Umm--duh! Gosh. Who ever thought it was healthy to fry oneself? There are many people at school who need to read this article.