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Sunscreens: Survey of the Cutis Editorial Board


 

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What sunscreens do you recommend to pregnant women and children?

Most dermatologists (86%) recommend physical blockers “chemical-free” only sunscreens to pregnant women and children.

Expert Commentary
Provided by Shari R. Lipner, MD, PhD (New York, New York)

While absorption of sunscreen by human embryos is likely negligible, because there is limited data on sunscreen effects in embryos and children, it is reasonable to recommend physical blockers for pregnant women and children.

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