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from:msnbc.comA look at pollution levels, sunshine and humidity averages, skin cancer, smoking rates, and even tanning salons per capita to determine which U.S. locales could be disastrous for your skin.
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Saying 34 tanning salons per capita can't be right. Makes me think this article is questionable.
All very interesting, but nothing in this article suggests air pollution or water quality as a factor. For general health, including skin, this should certainly be considered.