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Higher risk of UV damage as summer approaches
BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) - Things are starting to heat up out there, and as we start moving into summer it's more important than ever to practice sun safety.Folks are ready to get out and enjoy the outdoors as the temperatures rise, and just a handful of precautionary measures could prevent long-term damage from the sun's ultraviolet rays also known as UV rays. The CDC said overexposure to these rays is the cause of most forms of skin cancer, and that…
Outdoor sports involves exposing the skin to multiple aggressions, the sun being one of the most important. Activities such as running, surfing, beach volleyball or football involve long days under solar radiation, often without shade nearby. Before starting, applying a photoprotector of high protection and rapid absorption is key not only to prevent burns, but also to avoid long-term cellular alterations. This step must be accompanied by prior …
UV nail drying lamps have become very popular in beauty salons and home use. However, they have also generated concern about their potential health effects, especially about the relationship between ultraviolet radiation and skin cancer. A new study published in Nature Briefing analyzes whether this type of device really represents a danger. Study reveals skin damage Scientists from Gdansk Medical University in Poland focused on studying how UV …
Summer’s arrival underscores the importance of skin protection
With the rise in temperatures and UV index as we approach summer’s arrival, protecting our skin from the sun’s harmful rays becomes paramount. A staggering 90% of non-melanoma skin cancers are linked to ultraviolet (UV) radiation exposure, a risk amplified during the sunny spring and summer months when we spend more time outdoors.Beyond the critical concern of skin cancer and potential eye damage, sun protection also safeguards against premature…
As summer approaches and the days get longer, the intensity of UV radiation increases rapidly – especially on clear days. Due to the high position of the Sun in the sky, June records one of the highest UV indices of the year. Residents are urged to remain vigilant and take appropriate protective measures. Meteo.lt reminds that at this time of year the days are the longest, and the Sun reaches its highest point in the sky, so the ultraviolet rad…
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