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New Sunscreen Ingredient Gives UV Protection, Swimmers Not Harming Coral Reefs

Medicine & Technology May 29, 2021

The new research suggests that Methylene Blue can possibly be an active ingredient in sunscreens because it is safe for coral reefs and can offer a broad-spectrum protection from ultraviolet rays.

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New Sunscreen Ingredient Gives UV Protection, Swimmers Not Harming Coral Reefs

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