… proposed rule to be a timely and important next step in addressing the significant harms of
indoor tanning … to maximize the public health benefits of the rule, and research is needed to …

… This analysis, based on the examination of technical documentation produced by tanning
device manufacturers, showed that none of the examined lamp documentation was fully …

… from indoor tanning devices.7, 8 The indoor tanning industry, … tanning is safe because
tanning beds primarily emit “harmless” UVA radiation and that indoor tanning provides a “base tan…

… Tanning device use before the age of 35 is associated with a 75% increase in the risk for
melanoma, … tanning advertisements targeting minors is one proposed method to reduce indoor …

… This device allowed analysis of UVA and UVB output in each tanning bed. The PMA2100
detector measures UVB output in MED/h, defining an MED as 210J/m 2 of erythemally …

… 18, the FDA requires indoor-tanning devices to be labeled with a black-… proposed a rule
that would not allow the use of tanning booth devices to those younger than 18, 4 but a final rule …

… about a device, the Secretary may reclassify a device through a proposed rule. FDA's March
… to consider whether to change the device classification for tanning beds to a higher-risk tier.…

… tanning policies, some of which were proposed for national enactment in FDA's December
2015 proposed rule, including restricting indoor tanning … on indoor tanning devices to inform …

… Drug Administration reclassified indoor tanning devices from low risk (Class I) to moderate
risk (Class II), which would require manufacturers to show that the device meets performance …

… of tanning have been debated in the literature including a proposal to tax indoor tanning, just
… On October 1, 2003, the FDA Center for Devices and Radiological Health was directed to …