Featured on: BBC News
Publication date: Jul 29, 2009
Publication date: Jul 29, 2009
The International Agency for Research on Cancer has stated that the use of a snubbed or sunlamp is "carcinogenic to human" whereas it previously stated that their use was "probably carcinogenic to humans." The upgrade puts sun beds on a par with smoking or asbestos exposure and leads campaigners to hope for tighter regulation of sun bed use.
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