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"  Cosmo staffers are celebrating the fact that President Obama just signed the new health care reform bill, which will provide health coverage to the estimated 30 million Americans who are currently uninsured. Most of the provisions in this landmark bill will take years to go into effect. But one that will begin in July is the tax on indoor tanning. This new tax, created to help fund health care initiatives, adds a 10 percent surcharge to the cost of any indoor tanning session that involves equipment delivering UV radiation. (In other words, spray tans are exempt.) No one likes taxes, but we&amp;#039;re thrilled about this one. Why? In a recent Cosmo poll on indoor tanning, young women told us the number one reason they quit this skin cancer-causing habit was that it was just too expensive. We&amp;#039;re hoping that when prices are jacked up again in July, even more people will stop fake baking...and skin cancer rates will go down. If you still go tanning, what would it take for you to stop? Will an increase in price make you reconsider the habit? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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