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TODAY’S HEADLINE STORY: Dermatologists are guilty of what they say the tanning industry is doing.
Highly circulated news magazine U.S. News & World Report on Thursday reported that dermatologists are accusing the indoor tanning industry of taking unfair advantage of now overwhelming research that the benefits of UV-induced vitamin D will save lives.…
Consumers turn to tanning as an escape in weak economic times
Out-of-control gasoline prices and a plummeting U.S. housing market have pushed a growing group of American economists concerned that the American economy could slip into a recession in the fourth quarter of this year.…
TODAY’S HEADLINE STORY: Consumers turn to tanning as an escape in weak economic times
Out-of-control gasoline prices and a plummeting U.S. housing market have pushed a growing group of American economists concerned that the American economy could slip into a recession in the fourth quarter of this year.…
Tanning Clients Using More Lotion, Catching On To Skin Care Message
Indoor tanning lotion usage is up significantly from just a year ago, according to the results of a SmartTan.com poll conducted in the last two weeks of June. More than five out of six salon owners – 86 percent – …
TODAY’S HEADLINE STORY: Tanning Clients Using More Lotion, Catching On To Skin Care Message
Indoor tanning lotion usage is up significantly from just a year ago, according to the results of a SmartTan.com poll conducted in the last two weeks of June. More than five out of six salon owners – 86 percent – …
Syndicated Story suggests those with low vitamin D levels are twice as likely to die in eight years.
An internationally syndicated news story touting ‘the sunshine vitamin’ hit newspapers and web sites across North America on Monday.
“New research linking low vitamin D levels with deaths from heart disease and other causes bolsters mounting evidence about the ‘sunshine’ …
TODAY’S HEADLINE STORY: Syndicated Story suggests those with low vitamin D levels are twice as likely to die in eight years.
An internationally syndicated news story touting ‘the sunshine vitamin’ hit newspapers and web sites across North America on Monday.
“New research linking low vitamin D levels with deaths from heart disease and other causes bolsters mounting evidence about the ‘sunshine’ …
Largest Physician Group Moves to Support Vitamin D Message
The world’s largest physician organization voted last week to urge authorities to review official government vitamin D recommendations — citing research whose findings point to vitamin D levels that can only be obtained naturally through regular sun exposure.
The American …
