The Cameroonian Ministry of Health has imposed a ban on skin-lighting products following a spate of high profile cases of consumers developing skin cancers. Despite this, shops selling skin-lightening products continue to prosper.
2022/09/29/in-cameroon-skin-lightening-products-remain-popular-despite-risks-and-ban
2022/09/29/in-cameroon-skin-lightening-products-remain-popular-despite-risks-and-ban
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