How to Minimize The Risk Of Skin Cancer!
Posted by ecostinger on 24th Jul 2017
Skin cancer comes in two types, non-melanomas, and melanomas. Melanomas typically account for just four percent of identified skin cancers, yet they are considered to be the most deadly. Melanomas take place in the epidermis, the skin's outer layer, typically appearing as a dark mole with uneven edges.If discovered early through skin cancer prevention, melanomas can be removed without inducing dam
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How To Stay Healthy Without Harming Your Skin In Summer!
Posted by ecostinger on 24th Jul 2017
Summer brings in beautiful days. Summer brings in the sun. The warmth of the sun can bring a smile on your face and a beautiful dress on your body. While most of us are out there in the sun enjoying a stroll on the beach or getting a tan, do remember that the combination of wind, sand and UV rays are not all that great for your skin.This weather pattern can also be a painful time for acne sufferer
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Are Redheads Skin at Higher Risk from The Sun UV Radiation?
Posted by ecostinger on 3rd Apr 2017
Your skin pigment is what actually determines the color of your hair as well as your skin tone. This particular pigment is normally influenced by melanocortin – 1 (MC1R), which is a gene receptor. If you are a redhead, a mutation in this given gene receptor may place you at an increased risk of skin cancer, as it usually expresses itself in red hair and pale skin. This risk factor can be especiall
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Fun In The Sun - How To Stay Safe And Healthy
Posted by ecostinger on 17th Jun 2016
The sun's UV rays reflect off a variety of different surfaces; even off things such as cement and snow. The sun's UV rays are prevalent even when it is cloudy outside. Keeping these factors in mind, one of the most sure-fire ways's in maintaining maximum protection from the sun's rays is to make a regular habit out of applying sunscreen whenever venturing outdoors. Be sure to reapply it as often a
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