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Senate eyes tanning legislation (The Sentinel)
The state Senate is currently considering legislation that would regulate commercial tanning facilities in Pennsylvania.
New law prevents teens from laying in beds (Copperfield Sun)
Winter whites will have new meaning for teens across Texas.
Sun Safety On The Farm (Yankton Press & Dakotan)
A diagnosis of cancer is like a sucker punch in the gut and millions of dollars is spent each year finding cures.
Secondary 180x150 (KBTV Beaumont)
A new tanning bed law went into effect yesterday after Governor Rick Perry signed the bill. Anyone under the age of 16 will not be able to use tanning beds and 17- and 18-year-olds will have have to have a parent's permission slip to use them.
Shaq in Cleveland? Local businesses would happily embrace a (big) new Cavalier (The Cleveland Plain Dealer)
Matt York/Associated PressShaquille O'Neal can unhinge rims with a ferocious dunk and might team with LeBron James to form the most compelling NBA story of 2009-10. But could he find enough local support to deal with a Cleveland basketball season?Pluto:...
American Academy of Dermatology Association Commends Texas for Enacting the Most Restrictive Indoor Tanning Law in the ... (Newswise)
Today Texas Governor Rick Perry signed a bill into law that will prohibit the use of indoor tanning devices for all Texans under the age of 16.5 and will require in-person parental consent for those between the ages of 16.5 and 18.
Off Germany, an Island of ‘Singing’ Sand (New York Times)
Wicker chairs at dusk along the beach at Heringsdorf on Usedom. The island is drawing more crowds than ever.
Next Stop: Off Germany, an Island of ‘Singing’ Sand (International Herald Tribune)
Blessed with sugar-white beaches and a royal history, the resort island Usedom is drawing crowds.
Save your skin with head to toe sun defense (ABC 15 Phoenix)
You remember the days when sunscreen was thick and pasty. As our knowledge of the sun and skin damage has evolved so have the sunscreens we use.
Nonguests can make a splash at some local resorts (Miami Herald)
Relaxing at a resort pool doesn't have to be a covert operation involving fake names and room numbers or unfriendly interrogations by hotel staff. Some of the more laidback establishments turn a blind eye to locals chilling out poolside, as long as they start a tab or order an appetizer.