Obalanie fałszywych twierdzeń na temat kremów przeciwsłonecznych

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Obalanie fałszywych twierdzeń na temat kremów przeciwsłonecznych  "Nie ma danych, które pokazują, że kremy przeciwsłoneczne powodują raka skóry. To nieprawda" - mówi dr Angela Tewari, rzecznik prasowy organizacji British Skin Foundation.  CZYTAJ WIĘCEJ : http://pl.euronews.com/2025/07/28/obalanie-falszywych-twierdzen-na-temat-kremow-przeciwslonecznych  Zasubskrybuj nasz kanał.Euronews jest dostępny na Dailymotion w 12 językach

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00:00Debunking false claims about suncream

00:07Summer is officially here, which means that many Europeans will be swapping their computers

00:11and desk chairs for beachside sun loungers.

00:15Although suncream is an essential summer product to avoid burned skin, every summer

00:19posts claiming that suncream is in fact dangerous spread across social media.

00:25Some online users claim that sunscreens are dangerous because they contain ingredients

00:30like oxybenzone and octinoxate, which are hormone disruptors.

00:35Oxybenzone, octinosate, and these are sunscreen filters. They're known as chemical filters

00:40where the UV rays are absorbed by these filters, so it reduces the amount going into the skin.

00:45I know for a fact sunscreens are safe because I know even if there's a slight issue with a filter,

00:50it's been blown out of context in some situations.

00:53Sunscreen has been around since the 1930s, set up by L'Oreal, and whatever filters

00:57that we have in that time frame is massively changed. And that's based on research,

01:02based on new data coming out. And really, a lot of these sunscreens, if you look at the big brands,

01:06those filters, so oxybenzone, otherwise known as benzofenone 3, octinosate, they're not there anymore.

01:13Some online users have alleged that the commercialization of suncream from the 1930s

01:18onwards is behind rising skin cancer cases. This graph shows an alleged correlation between the

01:25introduction of sun creams containing certain ingredients with rising skin cancer rates in the

01:30state of Connecticut in the US. However, the Connecticut Public Health Office told you to

01:35verify that although the data likely comes from the state's tumor registry, the text boxes linking

01:42rising rates to sunscreen products had been added in afterwards and were not from their data.

01:47There is no data that sunscreen causes skin cancer. That is not true at all.

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