This article focuses on types of sunscreens and their protection classification. Covering up is your best defense against skin cancer but for those days exposed to the sun make sure you grab some sun screen.
May
10
One of the main causes of skin cancer is exposure to harmful sun rays. If you thought that getting tanned at tanning salons was safer than the sun, please think again before visiting any salon again. Tanning beds and sunlamps are as dangerous as the sunrays.
May
10
Moles can turn into cancerous melanomas so it’s important you check your moles regularly and talk to your doctor if there is any sign of danger.
May
10
If you have noticed something strange about your skin, you may be asking yourself, ‘is It skin cancer?’ This is a very good and important question to ask, and more importantly a question to find the answer to right away.
May
10
Former President Clinton had a basal cell skin cancer removed from his back while he was in office, attracting national press attention to this common form of cancer. Did you know that Lyndon Johnson, Ronald Reagan and the elder George Bush all had skin cancers removed when they were president, as did VP’s Al Gore and Dick Cheney. There are three main types of skin cancers, explained in this article.
May
10
The most important of all of the skin products available today is sunscreen. No matter what else you do for your skin, make sure sunscreen is somewhere in the mix.
May
10
For the last decade or so Australians have been bombarded with information about the harmful effects of the sun, but it seems that we, along with others from all over the world, are still ignoring the advice and are continually exposing ourselves to not only the minor dangers but also the life-threatening concerns like skin cancer. We all know that sunshine feels good; sometimes nothing invigorates you more than heading outside and feeling the warmth of the sun beating down on you. The one thing we all need to remember is that as in all things.
May
10
For the last decade or so Australians have been bombarded with information about the harmful effects of the sun, but it seems that we, along with others from all over the world, are still ignoring the advice and are continually exposing ourselves to not only the minor dangers but also the life-threatening concerns like skin cancer. We all know that sunshine feels good; sometimes nothing invigorates you more than heading outside and feeling the warmth of the sun beating down on you. The one thing we all need to remember is that as in all things.
May
10
Skin cancer can happen to anyone and those at risk need to be smart and seek professional advice and/or early treatment. This makes sense of course but how do you know if you are at risk? Well if you work in an industry were you are exposed a lot to the sun you could be at risk.
May
10
Most all skin cancers can be treated and or cured. Malignant Melanoma is the big killer, but if it is caught early it too is usually curable. There are three major types of skin cancer as per the Center for Disease and Control (CDC).