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26 year old female explains how sunbeds caused skin cancer. Tan safely use spray tan or self tan products.

James Bezan, MP holds press conference on Feb 4, 2010 to recognize World Cancer Day and to discuss possible legislation to strengthen warning labels on indoor tanning equipment.

I see so many positive results from indoor tanning, from personally being partial interest in a salon, that the negative press that we receive is unreal. Alcohol, tobacco, lifestyles-all still legal, and possibly deadly, but yet no one keeps harping on them. We know it, accept it, and make our own personal choices. I personally tan doctors, nurses, politicians, people referred by these same doctors to treat skin disorders, depression, etc etc, it just comes down to the same old game: money.
Dermatologists can’t state the benefits, because their interests would be somewhat compromised if their clients didn’t need to visit them as often. Please someone give me the number of cancer related deaths directly attributed to indoor tanning, so that we may be able to compare it to, say, getting trampled by a herd of kittens, or dying from an exploding bowling factory whose balls knocked you down from the sky. FACTS-not guesses.

A study published Tuesday concluded that tanning beds and other sources of ultraviolet radiation should be upgraded to the top cancer risk category. David Douglas reports

I have no history of skin cancer in my family, so I was wondering if just getting a small tan (from a tanning bed) for about 10 minutes will I be at a high risk of cancer?

If you’re a regular at the tanning salon this story may make you think twice. Jenn mcbride tells us more.

GMA talks about the link between indoor tanning and skin cancer, and how the indoor tanning industry is trying to get us fried! A victim testified too! See for yourself!

Yes, people have known for a long time that the tanning bed can be bad for you. The only difference is that now it is 100% FACT that you are at a very high risk. … Eric Striffler Tanning Bed Salon UV Rays Sun Tan Scientists New Study Skin Melanoma High Risk Cancer