, and may evoke cold sores,” he says. “As well, the sun has longer term dangers, namely pre-cancers and skin cancers, as well as discolouring the skin, creating brown spots and burst vessels, and increasing wrinkles, making you look older.”Canadian Cancer Society
estimates that 9,000 people will be diagnosed with melanoma skin cancer, and 1,200 will die from it. Barankin says that the best way to protect the skin is to purchase a high-quality broad-spectrum sunscreen or sunblock, find a product for the body and one for the face, and reapply it every two to three hours, after showering or swimming. Minimizing exposure to sun from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
“Skin cancer rates are on the rise, and climate change, air pollution and ozone loss increase our chance of developing skin cancer, he warns.Thank you for your support. If you liked this story, please send it to a friend. Every share counts.
CdnDermatology healthing_ca Tons of research shows the benefits to all our cells, especially our immune system, of Vitamin D. We get a vast majority or if from some exposure to the sun. In the north only during the summer months.
CdnDermatology healthing_ca Because surviving another winter makes us want to enjoy what little summer we have..
CdnDermatology healthing_ca More more more Skin cancer didn’t exist until SeedOil did… Subsequently blamed ozone depletion for it…
CdnDermatology healthing_ca Well we're we live u might see the sun 2 months a year, your not worried about a burnt arse!
CdnDermatology healthing_ca but a high intake of polyunsaturated fat may be associated with increased risk for certain subtypes, according to a study published in Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention.
CdnDermatology healthing_ca We’ve figured this out, eh?
CdnDermatology healthing_ca No comments? Strange, it’s more prevalent and dangerous than Covid.
CdnDermatology healthing_ca If anyone needs sunscreen I have a shed full of it.