News Archive for May, 2008

Tasmania’s Director of Public Health Tuesday advised students, parents and schools that, for health reasons, it should be ‘hats off’ until Spring in this southern hemisphere island off the coast of Australia.…

The American Academy of Dermatology — supported financially by sun care companies who sell an estimated $35 billion in cosmetic products marketed with over-the-top anti-sun messaging — on Monday launched its latest attempt to mislead the teenage public into believing …

The American Academy of Dermatology — supported financially by sun care companies who sell an estimated $35 billion in cosmetic products marketed with over-the-top anti-sun messaging — on Monday launched its latest attempt to mislead the teenage public into believing …

Nearly three-quarters of tanning businesses say the first four months of 2008 met or exceeded their expectations, according to a SmartTan.com survey conducted in the last week of April. Almost half — 45 percent — of tanning businesses say business …

Nearly three-quarters of tanning businesses say the first four months of 2008 met or exceeded their expectations, according to a SmartTan.com survey conducted in the last week of April. Almost half — 45 percent — of tanning businesses say business …

The International Smart Tan Network sent the following letter to The Daily Texan in response to a University of Texas’ law students complaint that a Texas-based tanning salon was advertising that tanning manufactures vitamin D.…

The International Smart Tan Network sent the following letter to The Daily Texan in response to a University of Texas’ law students complaint that a Texas-based tanning salon was advertising that tanning manufactures vitamin D.…

A major British newspaper this week published a story under the headline, “Sun lamps help unborn babies beat osteoporosis” — further evidence that the value of regular UV exposure is getting through to the press as part of the unfolding …