A new report led by the UK’s All-Party Parliamentary Group for Beauty, Hair & Wellbeing calls for a national strategy to improve UV safety, highlighting the lack of cohesive government action against UV radiation, a known carcinogen. With melanoma cases expected to rise 9% by 2038, the report recommends sustained public education, better access to protection, and government-led campaigns similar to Australia's successful sun safety program. Solésence, a member of the UV Safety Coalition, supports these measures and aims to promote daily UV protection through innovative skin health solutions. The coalition will work to implement the report’s recommendations and engage industry leaders to enhance public awareness and accessibility to UV protection products.
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