He's an associate professor of dermatology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City. In Australia, he said, it already has. Skin cancer rates there are much higher, and the Aussies for the most part are convinced of the sun's toxic effects. We ought to do that in this country. That's very progressive.
More kids ought to be wearing T-shirts when they're swimming.
A lot of places will kick 'em out if they're wearing a shirt in the pool. It doesn't require compliance on part of individual parents. Children don't sit still for hats and sunscreen. My little girl and I have this battle every day. It's tough for parents to keep that up, and I'm a very motivated parent.