Mitul care poate costa sănătatea: adevărul despre cremele de protecție solară și cancerul de piele

Recent viral videos have sparked dangerous myths about sunscreen causing skin cancer and sun exposure preventing melanoma. Italian doctor Debora Rasio claims that UV rays do not cause melanoma and sunscreen is ineffective, citing studies that have been misinterpreted. Research indicates that excessive UV exposure increases skin cancer risk, and proper sunscreen use helps mitigate this risk. The World Health Organization classifies UV radiation as carcinogenic. Misleading claims have been fueled by public figures, but health authorities emphasize that there is no scientific evidence linking sunscreen to skin cancer. They advocate for moderate sun exposure and proper sunscreen application to prevent burns and reduce cancer risk.