Winter means that many of us will spend more time indoors, bundle up when outdoors, and swap our sunscreens for a nice soothing moisturizer. In winter, there’s less ultraviolet from the sun, and we tend to get less exposure, but …
Summer’s officially over, so you’re off the hook about the whole fall sunscreen thing, right? Not so much. Your skin actually needs sun protection year-round in order to prevent skin damage and reduce your risk of developing skin cancer. If …
Got 5 minutes? That’s all it takes to check yourself for skin cancer, the most common type of cancer in the United States. Though melanoma (the deadliest form of this disease) has been increasing by six percent annually, only 18 …
