Weak Sunlight Can Still Damage DNA, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn that even weak sunlight can damage DNA in skin cells, reinforcing daily photoprotection advice — no clear safe UV threshold exists.
Topic
Dna Damage
Topic
Dna Damage
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