Yes, Sunscreen Can Enter Your Body, FDA Study Finds
The FDA is asking sunscreen makers to determine if the chemicals that are absorbed into the blood are dangerous.
The FDA is asking sunscreen makers to determine if the chemicals that are absorbed into the blood are dangerous.
You stocked up on sunscreen, doled out sunglasses and floppy sunhats, and managed to coat your kids in gooey white SPF 30 before hitting the local swimming hole. But they still came home looking like lobsters, moaning and groaning over…
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