Congress Calls On Obama To Help Improve Americans' Sunscreen Access
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
In a July 20 letter, more than 50 Congress members from both sides of the aisle implore President Obama to intervene and help facilitate U.S. consumers' access to updated sunscreen ingredients. The lawmakers are concerned about FDA's response to the Sunscreen Innovation Act and question the agency's urgency in addressing rising skin-cancer rates.
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