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Your Skin Is In

Posted on February 10, 2010 by Silvina Pugliese

Tanning is out – your skin is in! Find out what the Melanoma Foundation of New England is doing to spread the word in high schools and colleges. Continue reading →

Posted in Patient Q&A | Tagged carcinogens, college, high school, melanoma, Melanoma Foundation of New England, No-Tanning Pledge, risk, tanning, tanning beds, World Health Organization, your skin is in | Leave a comment

To tan or not to tan?

Posted on September 26, 2009 by Busayo Obayan

As the winter season draws nearer, people everywhere are renewing tanning memberships. But before you go after that sun-kissed glow by visiting a tanning booth, remember that research has linked tanning bed use to basal cell and squamous cell carcinoma, as well as to an increased risk of melanoma. Continue reading →

Posted in Sun Protection | Tagged basal cell carcinoma, carcinogens, indoor tanning, melanoma, spray tanning, squamous cell carcioma, tanned skin, tanning booth | Leave a comment

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