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BY: YIQIAN ZHANG ANCHOR: JENNIFER MECKLES You’re watching multisource health video news analysis from Newsy. Banning — Tanning for Teens. Good health policy? Or a big government overstep? It’s an argument, back under the lights once again. The American Academy of Pediatrics is supporting legislation to ban tanning for children under 18. Dermatologist David Fisher tells CNN kids are — quote — “less capable of making responsible decisions.” FISHER: “There have been a few instances where statements have been made that [ultraviolet rays] are healthy because of vitamin D. That’s an extremely irresponsible concept that leads children or parents to think, ‘It isn’t so bad. What’s wrong with looking good for prom?’” To that, a tanning salon owner tells KCRG there’s no need for government intervention. After all — parents can look after and make decisions FOR their teens. HENDERSON: “A number of the people that age who come in to tan actually come in with their parents. They come in because they’re going on a trip and they don’t want their child overexposed.” A blogger for the San Francisco Chronicle agrees — this might be more a matter of parental responsibility. “…[the doctors'] efforts to protect children and adolescents from dangerous and unregulated UVR over-exposure have contributed to progress, but minors continue to visit indoor tanning salons. Until the laws change, parents are the gatekeepers.” A blogger for The St. Louis Post-Dispatch suggests — this isn’t about …

I’ve been tanning for a few weeks now and when I’m in the bed I feel like I get little pricks all over my body. When it’s over I itch like crazy after. I haven’t been putting on any special tanning lotion, just regular body lotion after. I was hoping someone would have some suggestions as to what I can do to make the pricks and itching stop.