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Sunscreen: Because You Need Vitamin D, Not Cancer

Oh, the ole sun debate: Get too much and you risk getting skin cancer; get too little and you may lack vitamin D.  The struggle is real. So, how to find the balance?  
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Video: Banana Brown Spots Could Hold Key to Preventing Melanoma

Those brownish black spots on fully ripe bananas may unlock a faster diagnosis of skin cancer in humans, boosting survival chances.
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Melanoma Risk Linked to Indoor Tanning, Study Affirms

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FDA Seeks Ban on Indoor Tanning for All Minors

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FDA Approves Costly Drug Tandem for Advanced Melanoma

Early melanoma(CTV.CA)
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No, your ED med is not giving you melanoma

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New technologies are meant to encourage sun protection. Are they useful?

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Melanoma rates doubled in the past 30 years, even worse among young people

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Americans Still Aren t Wearing Sunscreen

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Health News: Tanning dangers, Flu woes, & Dr. Ross' op-ed

The latest health news: the dangers of tanning and skin cancer, CDC's recommendations on treating the flu, & Dr. Ross's latest op-ed published in The Hill.
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