As we get older, our skin becomes more vulnerable to the damaging effects of the sun. The natural aging process causes the skin to become thinner, making it easier to sunburn and leading to a higher ...

From walks along Canalside to chowing down at the Erie County Fair to days at a Lake Erie beach, Western New Yorkers enjoy the summer sun in a variety of ways. No matter how you choose to have fun in ...

With summer quickly approaching and the days getting warmer, it's the perfect time to enjoy more sunshine. Sunlight is essential for our physical, emotional and mental health. From better sleep and ...

In the summertime, much of the focus is on the adverse effects extreme heat can have and how workers can protect themselves. Still, it’s important not to underestimate the blazing threat the sun ...

Cancer Treatments and Sun Sensitivity Sun Safety Tips Signs of Excess Sun Exposure Effect on Cancer Treatment Role of Vitamin D Sun safety is always important. Exposure to ultraviolet A (UVA) and ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Board-certified Dermatologist & Beauty Biohacker, Dr. Asmi Berry joins us to talk about sun safety tips for the summer. For more ...

With spring in full swing, Ohio State dermatologists are sharing tips to help you stay safe in the sun. Hundreds of thousands of Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer each year in the U.S., ...

Nothing puts a damper on a fun day in the sun faster than a nasty sunburn. Heed these tips to stay safe even on the brightest of days. Choose your sunscreen wisely The American Academy of Dermatology ...

As Americans enjoy these hot summer days outdoors, local physicians are warning that just like the hot temps, skin cancer is on the rise. July is UV Safety Month and physicians at American Family Care ...

The story below was prepared by University of Utah Health. View the original. Summer has arrived—and that means long hours of sun and fun at backyard barbecues, water parks, and ballparks. If you’re ...