Tanning in the News
Study: Sunshine Is Better Than Vitamin D Supplements: Vitamin D2 Is Much Less Effective Than Vitamin D3 In Humans Could 'sunlight robbery' be causing cancer? San Francisco Chronicle: The Vitamin D Seekers: In defense of a nut-brown hue Indoor Tanning Association Responds to Flawed Study on Links between Indoor Tanning and Skin Cancer Oliver Gillie: The world is waking up to the medicinal power of the outdoors Avoiding Natural Sunlight or Indoor Tanning Beds May Result in Increased Risk of Cancer Oliver Gillie: Ray Of Light: Evidence that Vitamin D (Sunlight) may help prevent childhood diabetes. Revealed: the pill that prevents cancer Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Living Well: Got sun? Then milk it for vitamin D What We Know About the Positive Effects of UV Light The Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre: Tanning is associated with optimal vitamin D status and higher bone mineral density. Current Science: The good sun: too much sun can be bad for human health. So can too little Study: Health and economic benefits from sun exposure are much greater than risks The Skin Cancer Cover-Up by Professor Sam Shuster, Emeritus Professor of Dermatology at the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, and Honorary Consultant to the Department of Dermatology, Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital. The New York Times: Melanoma Is Epidemic. Or Is It? Nutrition Action Healthletter: Soaking up the D's by Dr. Michael F. Holick The Associated Press: Scientists Say Sunshine May Prevent Cancer. What We Know About the Positive Effects of UV Light. British Journal of Nutrition: Vitamin D in preventive medicine: are we ignoring the evidence? Sunlight emerging as proven treatment for breast cancer, prostate cancer and other cancers NBC News: Sunscreens can block vitamin D: At least some sunlight is necessary to stay healthy. The Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre: First Course; Vitamin D, As in Our Daily Deficiency Sun exposure and healthy levels of vitamin D - Canadian Dermatology Association offers recommendations. Medical News Today: Healthcare Professionals Ignore Vitamin D Deficiency Epidemic Myths Versus Truths About Exposure To Ultraviolet Light American Academy of Dermatology Teams Up with Drug Stores and Coppertone® to Mislead Sun-Tanners about Health Benefits of Sunshine
