Salon Group Targets Tanning 'Myths'

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A new association standing for owners of suntanning salons says it wishes to dispel myths and misinformation about moderate exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light, much of which it says is kept by healthcare carriers. The American Suntanning Association (ASA), which announced its buildup on Dec. 18, has 1,400 members standing for owners of 14,000 sunbed salons in the U.S. The membership's primary concern centers on what the group says is flawed study that has actually deceived the general public about the benefits of moderate UV exposure. Read this story on www.medpagetoday.com. Extensively pointed out studies have actually included home-based tanning beds and cosmetic and medical use of UV treatment, "which often involves intentional sunburn-- sometimes even blistering sunburn," according to a declaration from the ASA. After eliminating those clients from analyses, "the risk connected to professional salons virtually disappears.".
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Kevin Cooper
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-0.243455 | "The organization alleges in its materials that dermatologists are intentionally giving patients sunburns, and that is simply untrue," said Cooper, ... |
-0.206574 | "The organization alleges in its materials that dermatologists are intentionally giving patients sunburns, and that is simply untrue," said Cooper, of Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals. "If they are looking for constructive dialogue, that's not particularly helpful." |
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0 | "It is time to have a higher-level discussion about UV light from the sun and from sunbeds," said ASA board president Bart Bonn, ... |
0 | "It is time to have a higher-level discussion about UV light from the sun and from sunbeds," said ASA board president Bart Bonn, owner of an Omaha, Neb.-based group of tanning salons. "The ASA is going to be a constructive party in that discussion, demanding a consumer-first conversation differentiating proper sun care from blatant overstatements about the risks of UV exposure." |
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