Sunscreen Has “No Effect” on Reducing Skin Cancer

Research on over 300,000 people raised "concerns about the effectiveness" of sunscreen

A study “does not confirm the expected protective benefits of sunscreen against skin cancer”.

"...this systematic review does not confirm the expected protective benefits of sunscreen against skin cancer."

They also noted no increased risk of melanoma with sunscreen use. 

This was despite there being a “strong correlation” between sunscreen use and melanoma rates before the 1980s. 

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