After an extensive study conducted by a team of medical researchers at
Harvard Medical School, they have come to a unanimous conclusion that women who
utilize tanning salons have an augmented risk of skin cancer. The study that
was conducted from data obtained by nurses for over 20 years indicates that
women who used tanning at least four times between high school and age 35 were
15 percent more likely to develop (basal cell carcinoma) skin cancer than women
did not use them. This specific study vindicates and justifies the idea of
warning the public against future use of tanning beds the argument for
increased restriction on saloons themselves.
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