Protecting your skin from the harmful effects of the sun is essential for maintaining its health and preventing conditions like sunburn, premature ageing, and skin cancer. When it comes to shielding ...

Summers mean sun tan and since we cannot always wear full-sleeved clothes, applying sun protection lotion is the best idea. However, experts suggest that one should wear SPF in every weather to ...

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Which SPF level is best? Here's what dermatologists recommend. (Photo illustration: Ivana Cruz for Yahoo News; photos: Getty Images) Skin cancer has been on the rise in the U.S. for years, with 1 in 5 ...

If we were to rank the five most important rules for skin care. They would be: 1. Buy sun protection. 2. Do not forget to use sun protection. 3. Apply more sun protection than you think you need. 4.

In the depths of winter, sunscreen might not be top of many people's shopping lists. Yet it remains a staple in most ...

Eighty percent of sunscreens contain harmful ingredients or don’t offer enough protection against the full spectrum of ultraviolet radiation, according to a new report. How concerned should you be?

Daily SPF protection of 30 or higher is important for everyone, no matter what product you use. Both chemical sunscreen and mineral sunblock protect your skin from sun damage, but in different ways.

Dr. Michel McDonald answers the question: 'Sunblock and Vitamin D Absorption?' February 20, 2009 -- Question: Does sunblock prevent you from getting vitamin D? Answer: Sunblock does prevent you from ...

The Bureau's warnings suggest there will be “several very hot days and warm nights” and minimum temperatures will remain "6 ...

With summer in full swing, many people are dutifully applying their sunscreen before heading outside. But your sunscreen may not be protecting you as much as you think, a new study suggests. This ...