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Tag: Sun and UV Exposure

Person applying oil to the ends of their hair
May 15, 2026/Skin Care & Beauty

Can the Sun Damage Your Hair?

Yes, but you can protect yourself with hats, scarves or even hair sunblock

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March 25, 2026/Eye Care

Why UV Protection Matters When You’re Choosing Sunglasses

UV protection blocks harmful rays to protect your eyes and the skin around them

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December 2, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

White Spots on Your Skin: What Are They?

Several conditions, like vitiligo and fungal infection, can cause a loss of pigmentation, leading to white spots or patches on your skin

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August 26, 2025/Cancer Care & Prevention

How You Can Prevent Skin Cancer

Wear sun-protective clothing, apply sunscreen every day and avoid tanning to help reduce your risk

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July 17, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

Does Powder Sunscreen Work?

The convenient option is good for touch-ups, but it shouldn’t replace your traditional sunscreen

Person washing their face, using bathroom mirror, with shelves filled with skin care products
April 8, 2025/Skin Care & Beauty

Skin Care Tips From a Dermatologist

Sunscreen, moisturizer and a topical antioxidant every day are a good start to a good skin care routine

People enjoying walking outdoors in the snow, with sun shining
February 20, 2025/Primary Care

The Health Benefits of Sunshine (and How Much You Need Per Day)

Just 10 to 30 minutes of sunlight provides vitamin D, boosts your mood and may even help you sleep better

Caregivers applying sunscreen to their toddler at the beach
June 12, 2024/Children’s Health

Sunscreen for Babies: When Can You Use Sunscreen and What Kind Is Safest?

Babies shouldn’t wear sunscreen before 6 months old, so opt for shade and cooler parts of the day for outdoor fun time

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July 11, 2023/Skin Care & Beauty

Why Sunscreen Is an Important Tool for People of Color

Having darker skin tones doesn’t automatically offer protection from the sun

Person getting checked for possible skin cancer at doctor's office.

The Rise of Basal Cell and Squamous Cell Carcinomas: What’s the Difference?

Both skin cancers are increasingly affecting younger populations

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