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How Do Indoor Tanning Salons Teach Sunburn Prevention?
The indoor tanning industry is at the forefront in educating people how to successfully avoid sunburn over the course of one’s life.
HEADLINE STORY: How Do Indoor Tanning Salons Teach Sunburn Prevention?
The indoor tanning industry is at the forefront in educating people how to successfully avoid sunburn over the course of one’s life.
More evidence links breast cancer and vitamin D deficiency, new study shows
NOV. 11, 2009 — Just one week after a leading vitamin D researcher declared that breast cancer incidence could be “virtually eradicated” by raising vitamin D levels back to natural status of those who live and work outdoors in sunny …
HEADLINE STORY: More evidence links breast cancer and vitamin D deficiency, new study shows
NOV. 11, 2009 — Just one week after a leading vitamin D researcher declared that breast cancer incidence could be “virtually eradicated” by raising vitamin D levels back to natural status of those who live and work outdoors in sunny …
HEADLINE STORY: Optimism still prevails as the tanning market looks to 2010
NOV. 9, 2009 — A majority of tanning facility owners believe that 2010 will be better for the tanning business than 2009, according to a SmartTan.com poll conducted in November.…
More research suggests that vitamin D may prevent colds and flu
NOV. 5, 2009 — Another study now suggests that higher vitamin D levels will lower your risk of colds and flu.
“We want to be careful not to say vitamin D is this wonder drug. But there’s a solid foundation …
HEADLINE STORY: More research suggests that vitamin D may prevent colds and flu
NOV. 5, 2009 — Another study now suggests that higher vitamin D levels will lower your risk of colds and flu.
“We want to be careful not to say vitamin D is this wonder drug. But there’s a solid foundation …
Breast cancer risk ‘virtually eradicated’ by elevated vitamin D levels, researchers suggest
Nov. 4, 2009 — Breast cancer is a disease so directly related to vitamin D deficiency that a woman’s risk of contracting the disease can be ‘virtually eradicated’ by elevating her vitamin D status to what vitamin D scientists consider …
