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Last week, the Mayo Clinic released a startling study*about the increase of melanoma rates in young women in a Midwestern county. According to the findings, in Olmstead County, Minnesota, rates of cutaneous melanoma in women aged 18 to 39 had "increased by 8-fold." And, the researchers theorized, it's due in large part to*indoor tanning, a practice that has been consistently linked with premature aging and skin cancer.**But that didn't stop the*Indoor Tanning Association (ITA) from responding with a snippy press release, that tries to debunk the study and tout the benefits of vitamin D.
We are surprised that an institution usually as well-resp​
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