Outdoor runners, hikers, and regular beachgoers: take notes.

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Dermatologists don't skip these warm-weather skin-care habits.

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Dr. Michael Girardi understood the importance of sunscreen from an early age. When he was a child, his uncle died of melanoma ...

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Whether you’re a laborer on a job site, a family splashing at the pool or an athlete grinding through practice, the sun shows no favorites, says Dr. Frank Arnold ...

The scorching temperatures of last week could be set to return in a few days so it is important to start thinking about how ...

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Roughly 80 percent of sunscreens on the market don’t work as they should or contain concerning ingredients. Here’s what experts say to look for when buying sunscreen.