The benefits of sun exposure could outweigh the risks, scientists have found. A new study has claimed that a pressure-reducing compound released in the blood by ultraviolet (UV) rays can cut the risk of heart attacks and stroke.
The benefits of sun exposure could outweigh the risks, scientists have found.
A new study has claimed that a pressure-reducing compound released in the blood by ultraviolet (UV) rays can cut the risk of heart attacks and stroke.
Research conducted by the University of Edinburgh measured the blood pressure of 24 volunteers sitting beneath UV lamps for two 20-minute sessions.
It said that guidelines on safe levels of exposure to the sun may need to be reconsidered.
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