UV
Americanabbreviation
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Example Sentences
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One suggested that going on a sunbed for "eight minutes" could prevent colds and flu, while another claimed that UV rays could "stimulate the thyroid gland" to help someone lose weight.
From BBC
Other risk factors included being overweight, a lack of exercise, UV radiation and being exposed to threats such as asbestos while working.
From Barron's
"Using sunscreen to protect against UV damage, regular use of a topical retinol/retinoid, and avoiding smoking can all help preserve collagen and prevent its breakdown."
From Science Daily
As concerns increase over UV exposure and rising skin cancer rates, scientists are searching for safer compounds that offer effective sun protection.
From Science Daily
"Things are changing though," he added, pointing to rising interest among Western consumers in youthful-looking skin and sun protection, particularly as awareness of climate change and UV exposure grows.
From BBC
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