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BBB warns of employment scam explosion targeting desperate job seekers

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By Meghan Bragg 
| Yahoo
Employment scams have more than doubled from 2024 to 2025, with over 23,000 reports flooding into the Better Business Bureau this year compared to about 11,700 the previous year, according to a new BBB study. The alarming trend shows scammers are getting smarter and targeting job seekers with increasingly sophisticated fake opportunities. Over the past three years alone, nearly 50,000 people have fallen victim to employment and job scams, Juliana O'Rork with the BBB said.
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Dermatologists warn about a dangerous trend gaining popularity with Gen Z and young adults

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By Meghan Bragg 
| KUSA-TV (Denver, CO)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dermatologists are warning about a dangerous trend as summer approaches: teens and young adults pursuing the "perfect tan," despite known health risks. Social media platforms are filled with videos encouraging people to develop darker tan lines and spend extended time in the sun. A recent American Academy of Dermatology survey found that one in four Gen Z respondents said having a tan is important to them, even though many recognize the potential health risks.
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VERIFY: Dermatologists warn about dangerous tanning trend among Gen Z, young adults

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By Meghan Bragg 
| WCNC-TV (Charlotte, NC)
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Dermatologists are warning about a dangerous trend as summer approaches: teens and young adults pursuing the "perfect tan" despite known health risks. Social media platforms are filled with videos encouraging people to develop darker tan lines and spend extended time in the sun. A recent American Academy of Dermatology survey found that one in four Gen Z respondents said having a tan is important to them, even though many recognize the potential health risks.
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