Are sunbeds safe to use? No. Sunbeds use high intensity UV radiation for quick tanning. UV radiation can damage the DNA in your skin cells. This can lead to skin cancer, including melanoma, which is ...

A Co Down mum is highlighting the risks associated with sunbed use, after learning she had incurable cancer at the age of 45.

AN MP has slammed sunbeds as “killing machines” saying ... The mole is larger than about ¼ inch Click here for the different types of skin cancer and what you should look out for.

Sunbeds, sunlamps and tanning booths give out the same type of harmful radiation as sunlight. UVA rays make up about 95 per cent of sunlight. They can cause your skin to age prematurely ...

Despite these new and innovative formulas, some people still look to sunbeds to achieve tanned skin. The ultraviolet (UV) radiation emitted by sunbeds combines mainly UVA (which causes the skin to ...

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A woman who has survived two bouts of skin cancer believes sunbeds should be banned in the UK. Caroline Madden, 58, started using the beds when she was 18 because she 'felt better with a tan'.

Skin cancer itself is one of the most common cancers in the world and the most serious type - melanoma - can be fatal. Sunbeds work by exposing the skin to ultra-violet (UV) radiation, similar to ...