In addition to the FDA, which other federal body plays a role in tanning regulations?

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) plays a significant role in tanning regulations primarily through its enforcement of truth-in-advertising laws and regulations that promote fair competition. This includes scrutinizing marketing claims made by tanning salons and ensuring that they do not mislead consumers about the safety or benefits of tanning. The FTC's involvement ensures that tanning facilities provide accurate information and do not engage in deceptive practices that could put consumers at risk.

In addition to the FTC, the FDA also regulates tanning equipment and provides guidance to help ensure consumer safety. Together, these agencies work to oversee various aspects of the tanning industry, including advertising standards and equipment safety, which help protect public health. Other federal bodies mentioned, while important in their own capacities, do not focus as specifically on the advertising and marketing regulations directly associated with tanning practices.