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Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
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Re: Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
#22What if skin cancer was actually caused by sun screen? Wouldn't that be ironic, don't ya think?
No? There is nothing surprising about a cancer having more than 1 cause since more than 1 thing can cause damage to DNA.
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#23Pretty interesting. Some of the products where benzene was detected don't even have anything volatile on their list of active ingredients. "Ethical Zinc Lotion", is just supposed to be 22% zinc oxide, with no Octocrylene, Oxybenzone, etc.
Does volatility imply constituents? A quick search shows that oxybenzone is a compound containing two carbon rings.
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#24Re: Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
#25What if skin cancer was actually caused by sun screen? Wouldn't that be ironic, don't ya think?
No? There is nothing surprising about a cancer having more than 1 cause since more than 1 thing can cause damage to DNA.
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#26Re: Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
#27What if skin cancer was actually caused by sun screen? Wouldn't that be ironic, don't ya think?
No? There is nothing surprising about a cancer having more than 1 cause since more than 1 thing can cause damage to DNA.
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#281: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/06/23/health/baby-powder-cancer...
2. https://www.barrons.com/articles/johnson-johnson-stock-pipel...
Re: Benzene detected in many sunscreen products
#29What if skin cancer was actually caused by sun screen? Wouldn't that be ironic, don't ya think?
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
No? There is nothing surprising about a cancer having more than 1 cause since more than 1 thing can cause damage to DNA.
The irony is people use sunscreen to avoid getting skin cancer, and OP is pointing out it may be causing it instead.