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Awareness Month, experts said it is important to educate people on the dangers of excessive sun exposure and the importance of protective measures.

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Years ago, the national anti-tobacco campaign slowly, and with little apparent effect, chipped away at Americans’ deadly addiction; that battle is far from over, but the results have been significant.

If you’ve ever had a sunscreen sting your eyes mid sweaty-run, you’ll appreciate this ultralight fluid from La Roche-Posay.

How sunlight and surf shape our eyes by Andreas F. Borkenstein, MD ...

Heatstroke can occur from spending prolonged periods in the heat or direct sun. Heatstroke is a medical emergency and can ...