1 hr ago | Newsday
Sun monitor fitted to hospital
A device that gathers information on UV radiation from the Sun has been installed on the roof of Raigmore Hospital in Inverness.
5 hrs ago | KELO-TV Sioux Falls
As the weather warms up, many kids are headed to pools, lakes or spray parks. But, it's important to protect your kids and yourself from the sun's harmful rays.
9 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Cut your risk of skin cancer by being in the know
In case you hadn't heard, June is now recognized as Cancer from the Sun Month, as the dangers of soaking up too many rays are now well known.
9 hrs ago | WLTI-FM Syracuse
What If You Could Eat Your Sunscreen?
No matter if you've buckled down for the ultimate beach body or just plan to sip pia coladas poolside, the key ingredient for summer is sun.
11 hrs ago | Details
Do American-Made Sunscreens Skimp on Skin Protection?
The Claim: American-made sunscreens pale in comparison to their European counterparts when it comes to UVA protection - and as a result, many concerned beachgoers are ordering sunscreens from afar.
12 hrs ago | The Tribune
Indianapolis company wages war on skin cancer
In a nondescript manufacturing plant on Indianapolis' east side, workers are producing one of the most unique weapons in the war on skin cancer.
16 hrs ago | Popsugar.com
If You're Going to Lie Out . . . Here's How to Do It Safely
It's understandable: basking in the sun is one of the best parts about Summer. But putting yourself at risk for skin cancer and premature aging is not quite as relaxing.
19 hrs ago | Great Falls Tribune
Minding your Meds: Do your skin a favor and put on some sunscreen
Most of us are well aware of the increased risk of skin cancer from excessive sun exposure.
20 hrs ago | Clarksville Online
Tennessee Department of Health says Stay Safe in the Summer Sun
When you're having fun outdoors, it's easy to forget how important it is to protect yourself from the sun.
20 hrs ago | The Baxter Bulletin
NARMC to host free skin cancer screening
North Arkansas Regional Medical Center will be hosting a free Skin Cancer Screening from 9 a.m.-noon July 8 in the Claude Parrish Radiation Therapy Institute.
23 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Is it safe to get a base tan to avoid sunburn?
The question: With the summer season finally here, I'm excited to work on my tan.
Sun safety highlighted at workshops in Pierce County
After months of clouds and rain, people in the Northwest can't wait to enjoy the sunshine.
York County doctor talks about new rules for sunscreens
Elyzabeth Zerbe, 12 of Springettsbury Township, rubs on sunscreen before she and fellow campers jumped into the pool at YWCA's Camp Cann-Edi-On in Conewago Township in this July 20, 2011 file photo.
Sunscreen is valuable, but different types produce different results
As the season of bare skin and scorching sun draws near, you - like so many other people - may find yourself scratching your head over sunscreen.
South Shore Skin Center Announces Second Anniversary of Skin Cancer...
BOSTON, COHASSET AND PLYMOUTH, MA a As one of only two Mohs micrographic surgical centers for skin cancer in Southeastern Mass., the Skin Cancer Mohs Surgery Unit offers the highest level of skin cancer care for patients located on Cape Cod and south of Boston.
Melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, claims more than 9,000 lives in the United States every year.
Seattle Dermatologist, Dr. Jennifer Reichel, Educates Patients on Skin Cancer Surgery Options
With skin cancer awareness month drawing to a close, cosmetic and medical dermatologist, Dr. Jennifer Reichel, takes a moment to highlight the importance of patients understanding their skin cancer surgery options.
DNA-carbon nanotube vapor sensor identifies scent of melanoma
According to new research from the Monell Center and collaborating institutions, odors from human skin cells can be used to identify melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer.
Skin cancer is most common in town
STAY safe in the sun is the message from health chiefs after latest figures have revealed skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the town.
Gone are the days when a sunscreen could label itself waterproof or sweatproof or claim it provided instant or sunblock protection.