If you’re even remotely concerned about your health, you probably pack a bottle of sunscreen, a sun hat and maybe an umbrella ...

Because great skin happens from the inside out.Reviewed by Dietitian Karen Ansel, M.S., RDNKey PointsSkin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. and has multiple causes.Wearing sunscreen and ...

Safety Awareness Month, a time to highlight the importance of protecting yourself from the dangers of UV radiation.

Summer is synonymous with people spending more time outdoors, especially in Florida. With summer vacations and the Fourth of ...

Wear a hat when outdoors. Wide-brimmed hats provide UV protection for your head, ears, face and neck, as these areas are ...

Signs of skin cancer include spots that are irregularly shaped or have multiple colors, are changing or not healing. Spots that don’t look or act like any other spots on your body are suspicious for ...

Sun-protective clothing provides consistent UV protection with UPF ratings up to 50+, unlike sunscreen, which can wear off.

If we could send a mass email to every man in the world, it would say – in all-caps – that you need to be wearing sun ...

We spoke with dermatologists and tested top products to uncover the best sun-protective clothing for every outdoor activity.

According to Skin Cancer Foundation, window glass blocks most UVB rays but allows at least 50% of UVA rays to pass through.

Seek shade While it’s tempting to soak up the sun, seeking shade is a practical and effective way to protect yourself. Aim to stay under umbrellas or trees, especially between the peak sun hours of 10 ...

Since most people tend to opt for less clothing when the temperatures heat up, Dr. Matthew Molenda of Bravia Dermatology said, it's best to protect your skin from the sun versus potentially ...