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Parents should watch for 'toasted skin syndrome', a red or brown net-like rash caused by long low-level heat exposure. One UK boy developed the condition after spending up to eight hours a day with his laptop resting on his stomach. Pharmacists advise stopping heat exposure and seeing a dermatologist if the skin change remains.
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