Health: UV Risk in Car Windows

	Friday, May 13, 2016

How Your Car Side Window May Be Harming Your Skin, Eyes

The front windshield of your car probably shields you from the sun's UV-A rays as you drive, but the same may not be true for side windows, a new study finds. Read more ...

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