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Study: How Car Side Windows Increase Risk of Cataract, Skin Cancer
New study shows that car side windows do not provide the same level of protection against ultraviolet-A radiation compared to the front wind shield, increasing the risk of cataracts and skin cancer on frequent drivers.
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