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Indoor Tanning Among Young Non-Hispanic White Females
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    Indoor tanning increases a person’s risk of skin cancer and is especially risky for young people. Nearly 1 out of every 3 white high school girls tans indoors each year. Public health efforts by state and local agencies can protect young people fro...
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