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Vitamin A is already touted for its amazing benefits when used topically — for reference, retinol is pure vitamin A, and using it can result in a host of skin benefits.
In this article Dr. Marisa Garshick comments on a recent JAMA Dermatology study showing a reduced squamous cell carcinoma risk for those with increased Vitamin A intake. Read more here.
https://www.allure.com/story/vitamin-a-intake-skin-cancer-study