Did you know that one in five people by the age of 70 will get skin cancer? Did you know that 99% of these cases are curable if they are diagnosed and treated early enough. What you can do Examine your skin once a month: Learn about the warning signs of skin cancer and know
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….but there are risks: why protecting your child’s skin is so important. Queensland kids are lucky – they get to frolic in sunny weather almost all-year round. But for all its benefits, our tropical climate also has its risks. The Sunshine State is the skin cancer capital of the world, a title we have held
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BY JULIA LANGER – Skin Cancer Foundation • JUNE 16, 2020 Cars have always been a symbol of freedom. That has never been truer than during the coronavirus pandemic, which caused public transportation ridership to fall up to 90 percent in some places. But cars let in harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun,
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(from SunSmart) “Anywhere you go UV will damage unprotected skin. And it just keeps adding up.” We usually think of sunburn as something that happens at the beach. But did you know more of us get sunburnt during day-to-day activities like hanging the washing, weekend BBQs or heading outside to grab lunch? We might not
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