Aussie Teens Misled on Sun Safety
Update: 2025-12-03
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New research uncovers alarming sun safety misconceptions among Australian teens, with nearly one-quarter believing a suntan protects them from skin cancer. The Royal Childrens Hospital Melbournes Child Health Poll reveals a significant gap in sun safety awareness, as many teenagers lack proper education on sun protection. Social media trends promoting tanning contribute to this issue, with forty-nine percent of young Australians preferring tanned skin. Experts urge parents to ensure their children use sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and understand the long-term health risks associated with excessive sun exposure.
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