COURTING CANCER? ISRAELIS INCREASINGLY USE VIRAL UV INDEX HACK TO GET ‘INSTANT TAN’
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| The Times of Israel | COURTING CANCER? ISRAELIS INCREASINGLY USE VIRAL UV INDEX HACK TO GET ‘INSTANT TAN’ | 3 hrs ago |
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Parents of teens turn to doctors for help as trend turns warning system into method for faster bronzing. In good news, national skin cancer mortality rates are low - for now The post Courting cancer?
The Times of Israel reports that parents of teens turn to doctors for help as trend turns warning system into method for faster bronzing.
The report adds: In good news, national skin cancer mortality rates are low - for now The post Courting cancer?
Israelis increasingly use viral UV index hack to get ‘instant tan’ appeared first on The Times of Israel.
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