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Soak up a few minutes of sunshine and you're getting vitamin D, an essential nutrient for healthy bones that also might help prevent cancer and other diseases. But don't stay out long - too much sun on unprotected skin can cause damage and increase your risk for skin cancer. Get the information you need to be safe and healthy this summer.
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 Conventional wisdom says increased sun exposure can up your risk for skin cancer, but new melanoma research suggests a beneficial boost from vitamin D. Get an expert's opinion on the risks and benefits of spending time in the sun.
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