Even if you don’t spend much time in the sun, your skin has likely still suffered damage over the years. Naturally this problem is exacerbated in people who do spend a significant amount of time in the sun, especially if they do not use sunscreen or take other precautions to protect their skin outdoors. Skin damage is…
After more than three decades in the works, the FDA’s new regulations on sunscreens have finally been released. The new rules require that sunscreens are subjected to FDA tests to check that they protect against both UVA and UVB rays. Ultraviolet radiation is associated with development of 90% of non-melanoma skin cancers (which affect one in…
Although the sun’s powerful ultraviolet rays are responsible for its harmful effects, including skin cancer, there are thankfully plenty of ways for you to take action and protect yourself from excessive sun exposure. 8 Simple Ways To Reduce Your Risk Of Skin Cancer Stay indoors where possible to avoid unnecessary sun exposure, especially during peak hours…
We may be heading into the fall, but temperatures are still soaring in many parts of the country. And outdoor activities are still popular at this time of year in all regions, whether they involve hiking, biking, or barbecuing! Although we used to think that soaking up the sun could only be good for us,…
