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Tanning beds are cosmetic devices that have ultraviolet (UV) lamps that produce an intense darkening of the skin when people lay in them.

Though tanning may be far from people’s minds this winter, a new study out of Northwestern Medicine is highlighting the risks of tanning beds, and showing how they can lead to skin cancer.