Sun protection warnings ignored
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Awareness of skin cancer is increasing but people are still not protecting themselves, warn experts.
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By MICHELLE LOCKE  RUTHERFORD, Calif. - Grapes that get too much sun face the same problems as humans: Tan today, wrinkle tomorrow.
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Marathon runners face a heightened risk of skin cancer, likely due to more sun exposure or an immune system inhibited by arduous exercise, researchers said on Monday.
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ROCKVILLE, Md.  - Two topical creams used to treat  the skin condition eczema need a stronger warning on their  labels about the possible risk of cancer, U.S. medical experts  said on Tuesday.
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Contact lenses with ultraviolet protection were a boon for contact wearers, but do they protect against eye diseases caused by radiation?
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Children's rate of sun damage increases by more than two-fold between the first and second summers of their lives, but periodic reminders for parents about the importance of sun protection may help, according to new research released Monday.
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People with melanomas in the  head and neck area have experienced a greater total amount of  sun exposure than those who develop the deadly skin cancers in  their trunk area, Australian researchers report.
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NEW YORK DEC 03, 2004  - Results of a study published in the December 10th issue of the International Journal of Cancer suggest that sun exposure has a protective effect against non-Hodgkin&#39;s lymphoma (NHL).
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Experiments with mice show that ultraviolet A (UVA) radiation does not initiate melanoma skin cancer, but ultraviolet B (UVB) does.
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Shockingly, new warnings won't hurt erectile dysfunction drugs.
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Spend a fortune on anti-wrinkle creams? Don't bother, said a U.S. study released on Tuesday.
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NEW YORK  - In many people, vitamin D levels can remain low despite abundant exposure to sunlight, research shows.
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The lower temperatures, humidity-free air and layers of wool and other fabrics can leave skin irritated and uncomfortable.
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NEW YORK  - People who try to stay bronze  with the help of a tanning bed tend to have higher blood levels  of vitamin D than those shun the salon, according to a new  study.
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NEW YORK  - In women, ultraviolet radiation exposure from time spent in the sun appears to boost the risk of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma -- a type of cancer involving the body's lymphatic system, according to a large "population-based" study.
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These products don't come without serious risks.
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Researchers from Sydney University, Australia, have found that your risk of developing non-Hodgkin&#39;s lymphoma (NHL) is reduced after high exposure to sunlight.