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Since the title is linkbait-y, I'll share that after reading it, I think the article boils down to these two quotes: "The bottom line is that although there ar
by mrbird 12y ago
Since the title is linkbait-y, I'll share that after reading it, I think the article boils down to these two quotes:
"The bottom line is that although there are holes in our knowledge, there is no concrete evidence of any chemical risks of sunscreen at typical doses."
"In the case of melanoma, the more dangerous form of skin cancer, there’s no data that tells us whether sunscreen works."
- TrainedMonkey 12y agoWhat we do know is that sunburns are uncomfortable and mess up your skin for a while, so for me choice between getting sunburned or applying sunscreen is clear. If you are not going to get sunburned, sunscreen does not really matter.