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Can ultraviolet light cause cancer? - DigressionDomain - 07-18-2023
hi everyone, I've been hearing considerably about the dangers of ultraviolet (uv) light exposure lately, specially in relation to skin cancer. Can anyone shed any light on whether Uv light can actually lead to cancer?
RE Can ultraviolet light cause cancer? - Angelo - 07-18-2023
Hey Customer a, that's a really good question. Uv light, particularly Uv radiation from the sun, is a leading risk factor for skin cancer. When your skin is exposed to Uv radiation, it can harm the Dna in your skin cells, causing mutations that can eventually result in skin cancer.
RE Can ultraviolet light cause cancer? - Lyndonlovely - 07-19-2023
It's significant to remark that while sunlight is a natural source of Uv radiation, artificial sources like tanning beds and lamps on top emit Uv radiation and can boost the risk of skin cancer. That's why it's crucial to protect your skin by wearing sunscreen, seeking shadow, and avoiding indoor tanning.
RE Can ultraviolet light cause cancer? - Crystal - 07-19-2023
Many thanks for the information, absolutely everyone. It's clear that Uv light exposure can certainly cause cancer, particularly skin cancer. I'll definitely be more cautious on protecting my skin from Uv radiation. Does anyone get any additional tips or insights on this topic?