Nail polish can cause cancer

When painting nails, girls usually leave 5-7 days before they have to repaint. When it becomes a habit, nail and nail polish goes on 'coming back up' . Doctors think that doing so is very unsafe.

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Painting nails and toenails with durable coatings at 'Nails' shops - an overseas Vietnamese career or open to living - that the women often use to make their make-up is from the physician's point of view. a dangerous job. Physicians claim that ultraviolet lamps used to dry paint can cause skin cancer.

Ultraviolet light for drying nail polish can cause skin cancer.

In the Archives of Dermatology Magazine since 2009, the first article appeared on the case of skin cancer, but the woman had a nail polish made of polymer.

On the palms of their hands form stains, formed when the hands are placed under ultraviolet light to dry, nature of malignant cells.

Dermatologists are very interested in this issue. Recently, Dr. Neil Schultz (USA) has been on TV (Derm TV channel) warning about the danger (causing cancer) of ultraviolet light when used in medicine.

Dermatologist Anna M. Bander, John Hopkins University endorsed the warning but also proposed ways to solve the problem.

According to her, if the women, they still can not give up the habit of nail polish, pedicure with durable polymers, beautiful balls and strong grip, it can still continue if before drying under ultraviolet light, Apply a thick layer of UV filter cream, the cream commonly used when going on a summer vacation on the beach can be reassured.