Three most common types of cancer: The most common type, basal cell carcinoma.
On the rise: Melanoma is on the rise among people under 40, particularly women.
Darker skin tones: This is a myth. Dr. Monica L. Halem told Reader’s Digest that cancer occurs.
Skin cancer: Just like the sun hurts your skin, it equally hurts your eyes.
sunscreen: The higher the SPF does not necessarily mean the better.
SPF terminology: The famous SPF—sun protection factor.
UVB: UVB refers to a specific wavelength of rays (280 to 315 nm) that affects.
UVA: UVA refers to a different wavelength of sunlight 315 to 400.
Broad spectrum: You may recognize these words from your sunscreen bottle.
USA vs. Europe: The Food and Drug Administration hasn’t approved the ingredients.
How to block UVA?: According to Dr. Monica L. Halem in an interview.
Other protective measures: Sunscreen is a popular and effective way to protect against.
UVA streams through glass: Many people, particularly Americans, tend to have sun.
skin while driving: One way is to apply broad spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 15.
Wear hats: This is particularly important for men with thinning hair.
