Skin cancer triples in women under 40
6th Sep 2005, 04:23 GMT
CHICAGO, Illinois (Reuters) -- The incidence of two types of skin cancer has nearly tripled among women under age 40, a sign that tanning is still popular among the young despite warnings about the harm it can cause, researchers said Tuesday.
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