Sitting under parasol DOESN'T protect from sunburn

Beachgoers who sit under an umbrella are more likely to burn than those who wear sunscreen, a new Texas study funds. Parasols stop direct sunbeams but are no match for diffuse radiation.

A beach umbrella alone isn't going to protect you from sunburn, according to a study - 9Coach

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