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Hugh Jackman's Skin Cancer Returns

The actor star first shared the news he had developed skin cancer in November 2013.

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Should Sunscreen Be Used Indoors?

Experts say the UV rays that pass right through windows into offices, home and cars and is a serious contributor to people's daily accumulation of indoor UV exposure leading to skin cancer and photoaging.

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Drinking Up for Sun Safety

Mintel identifies a new product that brings multifunctionality to a new, cross category level.

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Partnership Encourages Prioritization of Regular Skin Cancer Screening

MoleSafe USA has partnered with the Melanoma Research Foundation to support the organization’s efforts of encouraging early detection through skin exams.

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Sunscreens: What You (and Your Clients) Need to Know

As summer approaches, learn what to look for in the ideal sunscreen for your clients. Results of solar energy striking skin over time are sunburn, uneven pigmentation, photoaging and an increased risk of skin cancer.

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"Blow the Whistle on Sunburn" Launched to Provide Sun Protection Guidelines for Youthworkers

Going live on the May 7, www.oksunsafetycode.com is a free resource bank designed to ensure that children who attend organized outdoor activities stay safe in the sun.

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Miles for Melanoma 5k Run/Walk Takes Place May 4

The Melanoma Research Foundation (MRF) today announced the third annual Miles for Melanoma 5k Run/Walk at Universal Studios, May 4, 2014.

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American Academy of Dermatology Announces 2014 Shade Structure Grant Recipients

Since its founding in 2000, the Academy’s Shade Structure Grant Program has awarded more than 300 shade structure grants to organizations across the country.

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Skin Cancer Foundation Encourages Prom-goers to Embrace Natural Skin Tones

As teens across the country prep for prom, the Skin Cancer Foundation encourages young women to stay away from tanning beds.

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Outrun the Sun Helps Keep Indy 500 Fans Safe

Indianapolis Motor Speedway and its new sun safety partner, Outrun the Sun, will help race fans reduce their risks for sunburns while at the track by implementing a first-ever, comprehensive sun safety education program at the Indianapolis 500.

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L'Oreal Paris and Melanoma Research Alliance Urge Women to Help Save Lives

L'Oreal Paris and the Melanoma Research Alliance announced the launch of It's THAT Worth It, a public health call-to-action urging all women to prevent melanoma by using sunscreen and to help save lives by supporting cutting-edge melanoma research for a cure.

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Men Living Alone Have Higher Risk of Death From Skin Cancer

There are differences in prognosis in cutaneous malignant melanoma depending on cohabitation status and gender, according to a new study published in the scientific periodical Journal of Clinical Oncology.

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Sunscreens for Today’s Clients

With the recent U.S. Food and Drug Administration changes to sunscreen legislation, a review of sunscreens is in order.

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Sunless Tanning Stats Show Women Seeking a Faux Glow

In a survey from The Beauty Company, 99% of respondents said they'd used a sunless tanner product in the past.

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PASS Responds to CDC Public Comments Request on Skin Cancer Prevention

In its comments, PASS requests the CDC to "urge the FDA to clear the 10-year backlog in new sunscreen applications and create a predictable, transparent and timely review process for pre-market approval of new sunscreen ingredients."

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Americans Still Uninformed About Sun Protection

Study shows many Americans are uninformed about sun protection, regardless of the season. They also are unaware of the risks of sun exposure and who is at risk for sun damage.

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The Sunny Side: How to Reduce the Appearance of Sun Damage and Age Spots

A number of procedures can be used to fade sun spots, reduce the appearance of wrinkles and soften leathery-looking skin.

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Skin Cancer Risk While Driving

Skin cancer on drivers' left side likely due to exposure through side window glass.