- The active ingredients of commonly-used sunscreens end up in the bloodstream at much higher levels than current U.S. guidelines from health regulators and warrant further safety studies, according to a small study conducted by U.S. Food and Drug Administration researchers and published on Monday.
The study of 23 volunteers tested four sunscreens, including sprays, lotion and cream, applied to 75 percent of the body four times a day over four days, with blood tests to determine the maximum levels of certain chemicals absorbed into the bloodstream conducted over seven days. The results in no way suggest that people should stop using sunscreen to protect against the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays, researchers said.
David Andrews, a senior scientist at the nonprofit health and environmental advocacy group Environmental Working Group, called for thorough testing of sunscreen ingredients.
Just like in robocop. WARNING: Use of this product may cause skin cancer. 😂
J.T. Smith, who worked in the Justice Department when that reasoning was crafted who said: “Its purpose was to allow indictment and removal of Agnew and not to serve as the ‘last word’ on indictability of the president.”
Perfect pic
We all gonna die anyway but I ain't getting wrinkles and sun spots on this face! 💅
everyone here is arguing about politics and I just want to know how this stock image ended up at the top of the pile for use in this story
This should be the basis of chiffon & silk full sleeves and long pants fashion...
Isn’t that normal to understand that our skin has possibilities to observe... deodorant in lymph system...anymore study the horrible effects
Captain Obvious has a day job. Another breaking story : after years of studying water. Researchers have concluded that water is wet. Though some leading Climate Scientists claim that Trump is responsible.
California, America has your back and a treatment will be found.
corporations only playlike they care about safety !
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