Environment
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Protecting the Ozone Layer May Help Reduce Skin Cancer and Cataract Cases, Says New Research
As per new research, an international agreement to safeguard the ozone layer is anticipated to put a stop to skin cancer with about 443 million cases and cataract with about 63 million cases for individuals who were delivered in the United States through the end of this century.
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