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My bet is this will be reversed at some point. I get that the metric dictating this is probably "avoid skin damage", but surely the health benefits of, say, 15
by waihtis 3y ago
My bet is this will be reversed at some point.
I get that the metric dictating this is probably "avoid skin damage", but surely the health benefits of, say, 15 minutes of sun exposure dramatically overweighs the risk of skin cancer.
- hgomersall 3y agoThere's a suggestion that the senescent effects of skin aging have a systemic effect. Anti senescents or senescent modulators might counter such an effect and allow the positive benefits of sun with fewer negatives.
- waihtis 3y ago> There's a suggestion that the senescent effects of skin aging have a systemic effect Interesting, will have a look at this, thanks