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Climate Change Exposes Humans to Increased UV Radiation: Experts Recommend Skin and Eye Sun Protection
Hence, awareness of the sun's effect on health is crucial when spending time outside. Sun damage builds up over time, so daily care for your skin and eyes is vital. The EPA also recommends simple and memorable tips for protecting the skin and eyes from the sun: SLIP!, SLOP!, SLAP!, WRAP!, and other steps to minimize UV exposure and damage. Here's what you can do to keep yourself safe and healthy this summer:
Latest Research Articles
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Best Practices for Collecting and Analyzing Data on Life on the Ocean’s Vast Seafloor [STUDY]
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Food Waste Transforms Into a Sustainable and Cheap Feed Option for Chickens
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Vaquita: Mexico’s ‘Panda of the Sea’ Survives Despite Threats From Illegal Fishing
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Improving Primate Welfare Through Gradual Release With Post-Release Support
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Silly Putty Analogy Helps Explain the Stretching and Breaking of Earth’s Largest Continental Rift
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Rice Water: Can It Cure Eczema, Rashes, Other Skin Diseases?
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Deadly Coral Disease Likely to Become Endemic in the Next Century Amid Global Warming [Study]
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First Crocodile Virgin Birth Reported in Costa Rica Zoo, Stillbirth DNA at 99.9% Match
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Malama Hawaiian Monk Seal Killer Bounty at $5000 —NOAA
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'Ecological Catastrophe' Underway Following Destruction of Nova Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine
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Humpback Whale Entangled at New South Wales Central Coast Freed After Several Hours
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Invasive Insect Coconut Rhinoceros Beetle First Sighting Outside of Oahu Reported, Officials Wary of Larvae in Green Waste