US EditionOveruse of Sunscreen: Is there a risk of hollow bones?
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The sun protection index depends not only on the chemical formula of a sunscreen, but also on how it spreads and adheres to the skin. Until now, the sun's...
Overuse of Sunscreen: Is there a risk of hollow bones?
Overuse of Sunscreen: Is there a risk of hollow bones? News India Live, Digital Desk: Excessive Sunscreen Use does not directly cause bone fractures, but it can lead to vitamin D deficiency, which can affect bone health. Sunscreen prevents the UVB rays of the sun, which are essential for the production of vitamin D in the skin. Vitamin D deficiency can weaken bones (for example, osteoporosis or osteomalsia), which may increase the risk of fractu…
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