US EditionTeen Develops Affordable Organic Sunscreen To Help People With Albinism
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Teen Develops Affordable Organic Sunscreen To Help People With Albinism
A 15-year-old student is making waves in public health and innovation with a life-saving creation born of personal tragedy and determination. Mwape Chimpampa, a student at Naboye Secondary School in Kafue, has developed an affordable, organic sunscreen to protect people with albinism from the harsh effects of the sun. Mwape, who herself has albinism, was inspired to act after losing her father—who also had albinism—to skin cancer in 2017. “My f…
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