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Too Much Sun? How to Minimize Wrinkles and Cancer Risks

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ichelle O of DE 1:06AM February 19, 2011

I agree that the increased rate of skin cancer appears to coincide with the increased use of sunscreen. I think that is why the author suggest zinc oxide and titanium dioxide products.

Beth of FL 7:46AM September 13, 2010

Sounds interesting. Would appreciate your listing specifically which short-summer countries have more cancer and which countries have less. Less would be particularly useful information to have for travel purposes. Thanks.

Gloria of CA 1:35AM August 09, 2010

How is it that people in some countries who spend most of their day in the sun have very low levels of skin cancer while some countries with very little yearly sun have high percentages of skin cancer??? The sun cannot be the only source of the problem ... please look at diet and chemicals in the sunscreens!

Alec of CA 11:26PM August 06, 2010