And when she tries to talk to them about sun protection ... associated with tanning beds, ranging from a weakened immune system to skin cancer. One immediate risk is eye damage, especially ...

56 percent allow customers to tan without eye protection The FDA suggests completely avoiding tanning beds, but it calls indoor tanning without eye protection “especially dangerous.” ...

These include mandating improved eye protection for use during tanning sessions, more prominent display of warning signs that are easier to read on the beds themselves, labeling on replacement ...

The tanning bed business was booming in the 1980s ... UV light can damage both your eyelids and eye, increasing your likelihood of cancer of the eyelid and uvea (middle layer of the eye ...

As a beauty editor, I thought that tanning beds were a thing of the past ... using sunbeds increases your risk of sunburn and eye inflammation, and they also accelerate skin aging," she added.

A Welsh woman who indulged in the free perks that came with working in a tanning salon has developed skin cancer — and is urging others to avoid sun beds at all costs. Michelle Stevens ...