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A growing number of social media influencers are promoting going without sunscreen, citing distrust of chemical ingredients ...

A rising anti-sunscreen movement on social media has sparked concerns among dermatologists, who caution that avoiding ...

Some people are trading chemical sunscreens in favour of mineral versions because of fears over toxicity, pollution and ...

When you're heading outside to run, bike or swim, the type of sun protection you use matters — we tested 14 sunscreens ...

Working out in the summer sun, I've become a connoisseur of sunscreens. I'll wear this stick for my face, this cream on my ...

I’m not convinced they got any sunscreen on themselves.” The FDA also called for a cap of 60 SPF on sunscreen products in the 2019 proposal, saying any benefit over 60 is extremely minor.

Editor's Note:In June 2011, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) concluded a years-long review of the scientific evidence about sunscreens and issued new rules for manufacturers.