LI dermatologists warn of ‘lies’ being spread by TikTok influencers about sunscreen
News 12’s Krista McNally spoke with doctors about the dangers of sun exposure if sunscreen is not used.
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Jul 10, 2024, 11:40 PM
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yesterdayTikTok influencers are making claims that sunscreen can cause more damage than sun exposure. Dermatologists on Long Island are calling the claims on social media as “lies.”
News 12’s Krista McNally spoke with doctors about the dangers of sun exposure if sunscreen is not used.
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