Regardless of the temperature, it’s always important to slather sunscreen on ourselves and our loved ones. And as spring and ...

Because here's the deal: skin cancer ... “All FDA-approved sunscreens — mineral or non-mineral, lotion, stick, or spray — are safe and effective when used as directed,” says Mary Leonard, Executive ...

For infants under this age, the FDA, the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Skin Cancer Foundation recommend waiting to introduce sunscreen and instead focusing on keeping babies in the shade ...

CHPA and Health In Hand Foundation partner with the ‘#WearSunscreen’ campaign to remind people to use sunscreen.

But what if we’ve been led to believe that sunscreen alone is enough? What if it’s actually not as effective as we think in preventing skin cancer, and, in some cases, might give us a false ...

According to the Mayo Clinic, the Skin Cancer Foundation and pretty much any dermatologist you’d ask, sunscreen indeed helps to reduce the risk of skin cancer. And if you’re looking for one ...

Because here's the deal: skin cancer is the ... to spread on some sunscreen, too. And no, you don’t need to agonize over which kind to use. “All FDA-approved sunscreens — mineral or non ...