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Environmental Group Assesses Availability Of UVA Protection, Warns Public

This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet

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With summer over, the Environmental Working Group is warning consumers to remain cognizant of sun exposure, as UVA radiation is still a factor in the fall and just one-third of sunscreens tested provide adequate UVA protection, the group says

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