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9 News Broadcasts Report on Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals in Children’s Sunscreens
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Australian Sunscreen Council members publish world-first peer-reviewed paper on Australian sunscreen composition and safety implications
Australian Sunscreen Council members Dr Abhinandan Chowdhury and Joseph Mizikovsky analysed 924 therapeutic sunscreens in a world-first population-level study, finding every chemical-filter sunscreen contained multiple UV filters while safety assessments remain ingredient-specific.

Australian Sunscreen Council
Aug 308 min read


Australian Sunscreen Council Welcomes Two International Experts in Sunscreen Science, Skin Barrier Research and Photoprotection
The Australian Sunscreen Council welcomes Dr Leslie Laquieze, PharmD, PhD, MBA, and Mgr. Mehrdad Mirzaei as new expert members, strengthening the Council’s scientific expertise in sunscreen testing, photoprotection, skin barrier science, organic UV filters, dermocosmetic claim substantiation and evidence-based sunscreen safety education.

Australian Sunscreen Council
Jun 256 min read


Australian Sunscreen Council Achieves International Recognition
Australian Sunscreen Council has received international, national, trade and broadcast media coverage for its advocacy on sunscreen safety, UV-filter transparency, testing standards, children’s sunscreen marketing and regulatory accountability.

Australian Sunscreen Council
Jun 245 min read


FDA Studies Confirm Chemical Sunscreen Ingredients Are Absorbed Into the Bloodstream
A 2020 FDA clinical trial in JAMA showed all six tested chemical sunscreen ingredients exceeded plasma safety thresholds after a single application. Here's what it means.

Australian Sunscreen Council
Apr 285 min read


9 Reasons Why Oxybenzone Might Be One of the Most Dangerous Chemicals in Your House
This article examines oxybenzone, a widely used soluble sunscreen filter, and asks whether its endocrine-disrupting, carcinogenic and ecotoxic properties make it one of the most hazardous routine exposures in modern households, especially for pregnant women, children and coral reef ecosystems.

Denis K. Dudley MD
Dec 3, 20258 min read
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