With summer just around the corner, new research suggests most sunscreens would fail the new standards proposed by the FDA.
The Environmental Working Group says nearly two-thirds of sunscreens on the market probably don't do the job - and are likely unsafe.
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The group says some sunscreens contain oxybenzone, a chemical linked to hormone changes in men and shorter pregnancies for women.
The group says other sunscreens don't meet FDA standards for UVA protection.
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Its 2019 sunscreens guide looked into more than 1,300 products on the market.