During the summertime, the average UV index in Louisiana typically ranges from three to eight, meaning that UV radiation levels are usually moderate to high, according to the U.S. Environmental ...

SPF is an essential aspect of skin care. Sunscreen is key to protecting yourself – and your skin – from the sun's ultraviolet rays. Everyone should wear sunscreen, even when it's not sunny out, ...

Therefore, it is crucial to apply sunscreen during these hours as a primary protective measure, supplemented by wearing hats, ...

May 27 is National Sunscreen Day! With the official start of summer less than one month away (and many cities across the country already seeing a considerable amount of sun), there's no better time to ...

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With summer here, we have our sights set on a sun-protection regiment that keeps sun damage, sunburns, and premature aging at bay. We need SPF head-to-toe, but finding a body sunscreen is typically an ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The UV Index is the strength of sun-produced ultraviolet radiation. Higher index numbers are responsible for a faster burn time. Meteorologists use this index to communicate the ...

There's no mystery to it, tinted sunscreens are sunblock with a bit of color in them. They still protect your skin from harmful UV rays, but the pigmented tint can act like a buildable foundation in ...

The concern over sunscreen takes away from the purpose it fulfills: protecting us from the sun. UV radiation emitted from the ...

Experts say that any protection against the deadly skin cancer melanoma is better than none at all. (J Pat Carter/Associated Press) As the season of bare skin and scorching sun draws near, you — like ...

AND PLENTY OF TIME IN THE SUN. IF WE CAN GET A FULL SUN DAY. JOINING US IS DOCTOR SCOTT HADLAND. HE’S THE CHIEF OF ADOLESCENT MEDICINE AT MASS GENERAL FOR CHILDREN. DOCTOR HADLAND, THANKS FOR COMING ...