It's no secret that UVB radiation from the sun causes wrinkles. However, a new study indicates that oxygen may help combat the formation of wrinkles by lessening tissue damage done by UVB rays.
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Hyperoxia may slow formation of wrinkles; Excess oxygen lessens impact of UVB radiation, study shows
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