Sunscreen Anti-Aging Claims: Scientific Support Increasing – Petition
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Growing scientific and public health policy support for the claim that sunscreen "helps protect against skin aging caused by the sun" should be considered by FDA as it develops amendments to the sunscreen final monograph, according to an Aug. 22 industry petition
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