ESA actively engages with EU policy-makers to define and implement operating standards in sunbed services across Europe, ensuring the highest possible level of safety.
The European Sunlight Association promotes and finances research on the positive and negative effects of UV exposure.
ESA has developed a European Code of Conduct to guarantee that tanning studios are providing safe and responsible tanning.
The European Sunlight Association (ESA) represents national associations and individual companies. ESA currently has 22 members from 13 countries, of which 10 are EU countries.
From 10 to 12 June 2026, researchers from around the world met in Homburg, Germany, for the International Symposium “Vitamin D in Prevention and Therapy – Biologic Effects of Light”. The symposium looked […]
continue readingFor decades, Europe’s public health messages have highlighted only the dangers of the sun, in particular the risk of skin cancer. While avoiding overexposure is essential, new scientific evidence shows that regular and […]
continue readingA recent study, “Higher Ultraviolet Light Exposure is Associated with Lower Mortality,” published by Stevenson et al. (2024), sheds new light on the complex relationship between ultraviolet (UV) exposure and overall health. The […]
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