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Skin Cancer Guide

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High-Performance Female Skin Care Procedures to Try

March is Women’s History Month, and what better way to celebrate than by treating your body right! That means, exfoliating, moisturizing, sunscreen-slathering, scheduling checkups for strange bumps and marks, and of course, eating right. It’s also still cold out, and the skin on your face is constantly exposed to air and pollutants that rob it […]

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How to Choose & Use Sunscreen for Kids?

It’s widely known and confirmed by medical professionals that sunscreen is an important solution to protection from the sun. Researchers have found the necessity to protect the skin year round is one of the most important routines of your day-to-day health. Children have much more sensitive and less pigmented skin. Pigment protects and darkens the […]

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Skin Cancer Risk Factors: Men vs. Women

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. More than 3.5 million skin cancers in over two million people are diagnosed annually. If an individual has experienced more than five sun burns in their lifetime, the chances of them developing melanoma doubles. Melanoma is the fifth most common cancer for […]

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Melanoma in Children: Risks, Causes, Prevention

Melanoma is the most serious type of skin cancer, and the fifth most common cancer in men and seventh most common cancer in women. In the United States, the rate of melanoma is rising more rapidly than any other potentially preventable cancer. Recently, new findings that were published in the journal of Pediatrics reveals that […]

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How do UVA, UVB, and UVC Rays Affect Your Skin?

The sun emits three different types of wavelengths down to earth; UVA, UVB and UVC rays. UV radiation is a spectrum of light that penetrates the earth’s atmosphere and plays a huge part in premature skin aging, eye damage, and skin cancers. The radiate produces genetic mutations as a result of the skin’s cellular damage […]

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Treating Sunburn: Blisters, Skin Peeling

Sunburns are actually considered first-degree burns, and you’re fooling yourself if you think getting burnt every summer is a normal and safe seasonal occurrence. Sunburns are not only painful, look unattractive and inflict long-lasting wrinkle-inducing damage, but they are also dangerous and can cause life-threatening problems down the line. They are especially dangerous for children, […]

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Why You Need To Avoid the Sun Burn?

The summertime sun is one of our favorite things. The vitamin K that naturally makes you feel better and the beautiful glow pulls you out of hibernation and into the most relaxing time of the year. As the season comes to a close, it’s important to see what damage you’ve done and how well or […]

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Freckles on Face: Causes, Prevention, Removal

Not everyone needs to practice the same level of skin protection. Certain skin types are at greater risk for developing sun damage and even skin cancer. There are six different types of skin identified by the Skin Cancer Foundation, and knowing which category you fall into can greatly improve your skin protection routine and chances […]

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How Do Sunless Tanners Work?

In a recent study, Australian researchers found that that the use of year-round broad spectrum sunscreen significantly slows the skin’s aging. Australians experience a significant amount of sun exposure, so when research from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research found that there was an obvious difference between attentive use of sunscreen and typical sun protection […]

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Difference Between SPF-30 and SPF-80 Sunscreen

Shopping for sunscreen can be overwhelming with all the products available today. First, it’s important to understand what SPF means. SPF stands for sun protection factor, which refers to the ability of protection a sunscreen has against ultraviolet B (UVB) rays, which is what creates a burn on your skin as a warning sign that […]

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