A group of researchers from the University of Bath has created a drug that can provide the maximum level of protection of the skin from ultraviolet radiation of the subtype A.

Experts note that most sunscreens only protect against the B-ray subtype.. However, it is A-rays, according to research, that cause cancer and accelerated aging of the skin, according to Pannochka, an Internet publication for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old.. net Conventional creams create a protective film on the skin.

The new compound penetrates into the skin cells and acts on mitochondria, " It is in this part that a new level of protection is created.. As a result, cellular iron is not oxidized, writes Business Standard.

Iron chelate is the basis of the skin protection product. This compound connects with free iron. The result is a UV-resistant compound. Tests prove the effectiveness of iron chelate creams within 140 minutes of sun exposure.

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