Regular Sunscreen Use Slows Skin Aging, Study Shows by Kim Painter. USA TODAY. June 3, 2013.
(1) The study of adults under the age of _______ were tracked for ______ years.
(2) Those who used sunscreen at least once a day saw ______% less skin aging.
(3) What conclusion could one draw from the study about those over 55?
(4) UV rays damage ________ and other _______ that keep the skin taut.
(5) The lotion used in the study had a SPF of _________.
(6) Supplements of beta carotene were ______ shown to slow skin aging, though the size of the study may have had an effect on this finding,
(7) The results were convincing because the study was done an Australian city with the same distance from the equator as _____________________.
(8) The study may have underestimated the effects of sunscreen because ______________
(9) In 2012 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration allowed sunscreen makers to say __________________________________________________.
(10) True or False: In light of the results of this study such steps as limiting time in the sun, wearing long sleeves, pants, etc are no longer important.
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