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Collarium sun beds: Australian experts issue warning over so-called safe tanning beds, health authorities launch investigation

Experts are warning Australians against using "collariums" - sunbeds that are promoted as safe and legal al.

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Experts warn about collarium tanning beds

Tanning beds consist of a bed lined with ultraviolet tanning lamps. They are classified as a Grade 1 carcinogen – the same category as cigarettes.

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Young Australians love tanning What will it take to change their minds?

Young Australians love tanning What will it take to change their minds?
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AI-powered pop up clinic launched to detect skin cancer in South Australia

It seeks to raise the number of skin checks in Australia by a quarter.

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Algorithms that Detect Skin Cancer Launched at TDU Community Event

The world’s first pop-up skin cancer clinic that uses artificial intelligence to help detect suspicious skin lesions will be launched at the Tour Down Under in Victor Harbor today.

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