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    My article talks about ultraviolet rays. Ultraviolet rays are an invisible form of light‚ and can cause much damage to your body. It can damage you organs‚ and can also cause you to get skin cancer if you are not careful. Ultraviolet rays are measured in nanometers. Nanometers measure the wavelength of the ultraviolet rays. When a ultraviolet rays wavelength gets to a short point of 320nm it can be harmful to living things. Even us. So be sure to wear your sunscreen! This article interests me

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    How does tanning bed light differ from natural light? Ultraviolet rays can be separated into three different wavelengths. UVA‚UVB and UVC. this way they can be differentiated due to their wavelengths and the amount of energy they contain. UVA contains the least amount of energy and a smaller wavelength. UV-A radiation passes the earth’s atmosphere almost unfiltered. As both UVB and UVA rays can be detrimental to our health‚ it is important that we protect ourselves. UVC contains the highest

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    Psoriasis Psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder‚ easily identified by its symptoms of white‚ scaly skin and red lesions‚ though not so easily cured or understood. In psoriasis‚ skin cells mature faster than the body can shed them‚ causing a buildup. Although there are many theories as to what the cause of such a disease might be – genetics‚ stress‚ or other triggers – no one is quite sure why the disease occurs‚ or what could be a possible way to fully cure it. In this essay we will explore

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    Teen’s Futures with Ultraviolet Overexposure: An Argument Paper Today‚ there are over 200 different known cancers that affect humans. The cause of cancer can either be hereditary or brought on by carcinogens‚ factors known to increase the risk of cancer. Throughout life‚ there are unavoidable carcinogens damaging people; however‚ there are certain measures that could be taken to help reduce the impact. An example of an unavoidable carcinogen is exposure to ultraviolet rays directly from the sun

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    A NATIONAL DRINKING WATER CLEARINGHOUSE FACT SHEET Ultraviolet Disinfection Summary Using ultraviolet (UV) light for drinking water disinfection dates back to 1916 in the U.S. Over the years‚ UV costs have declined as researchers develop and use new UV methods to disinfect water and wastewater. Currently‚ several states have developed regulations that allow systems to disinfect their drinking water supplies with UV light. Running a UV light system requires a basic level of operator skill and

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    cancer than people with more pigment in their skin. 3.At what age does skin cancer typically occur? Is the incidence of skin cancer greater in youth or old age? People over 50 years of age. However people who are exposed to large quantities of ultraviolet radiation can develop skin cancer as early as 20 to 30 years of age. The average age of skin cancer diagnosis occurs at 53 years old. 4.Does the amount of UV light reaching the Earth vary in a predictable manner? If so‚ describe the pattern you

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    BIOLOGY RESEARCH PAPER ULTRAVIOLET RAYS & DNA FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE SKIN CANCER BY PATRICE WILLIAMS BSC1005 LIFE IN ITS BIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT PROFESSOR MOORE July 30‚ 2001 Ultraviolet Rays & DNA Factors that Influence Skin Cancer "Cancer"‚ its a disease that has claim the lives of millions‚ its a disease that so far has no known cure‚ and its a disease that has many different forms. Cancer is defined as "a malignant form of tumors‚ which are tissue masses that arise

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    Happy Dr. Eggman. 1. Now that you know a little more‚ what are the risk factors that increase a person’s chances of having melanoma? 2. How does sunlight contribute to the development of melanoma? 3. What does it mean to be predisposed to getting cancer? If you inherit a mutated cell cycle gene‚ does that automatically mean that you will get cancer some day? If you inherit a mutated cell cycle gene and participate in risky behaviors such as sunbathing‚ does that mean that you will automatically

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    Ultraviolet and Nivea

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    Nivea’s Background In 1911 a German consumer company named‚ Beiersdorf brought out the now the very famous Nivea cream. Nivea Cream was the first true cosmetic moisturiser to be released upon the market‚ and is still Nivea’s signature product. Since then‚ the company has grown to be one of the largest skin care brands throughout the world‚ selling a range of products in over 150 countries. However‚ to meet the ever evolving customer needs and to further penetrate into the personal care and

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    Throughout the whole novel Ultraviolet‚ which was written by R.J. Anderson‚ the main character Alison’s assumptions of Dr.Minta‚ her mom and Tori had changed a lot. She trusted that every person appeared to be the way she could see with her naked eyes at the beginning until Faraday told her “everybody has a story” (Anderson 267). Then she gradually found out that she misunderstood some people around her. During the process of her trying to relearn them‚ she finally realized that everything she believed

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