'Blocked' vitamin D and nasty chemicals: Scientists debunk myths about sunscreen

With an anti-sunscreen trend spreading on social media platforms, scientists are tackling misinformation and urging Australians to continue “slip, slop and slap”.

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‘Blocked’ vitamin D and nasty chemicals: Scientists debunk myths about sunscreen

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