“If you aren’t sun protecting regularly, and you are fairskinned in particular, over the course of your life, that cumulative damage to the skin will likely predispose you to the development of a ...

Do I need to wear sunscreen indoors? Yes, wearing sunscreen indoors is necessary. Even though you're sitting comfortably in your home, UV rays can cause just as much damage to your skin as they ...

By late August, most people have spent months in the strong, direct sunlight of the summer. Hopefully wearing sunscreen. When we experience the more direct sun rays in April and May, ...

Key TakeawaysUnless they're rated for outdoor use and/or have built-in UV resistance, all manner of textiles are prone to fading and deterioration.Leather items can fade, but worse, dry out, leading ...

The basics: Most of the sun's rays are visible light – the colors we can see. But some are invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays, which can damage our skin. Within the UV spectrum are UVA, UVB, and ...

The National Institute of Health recommends to avoid or reduce of exposure to direct sunlight, especially from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. when the sun's rays are the strongest.

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — In this week’s episode of Run for Fun, we focus on keeping our skin safe from the sun as the days get longer, and the sun’s rays get more direct. Leigh Spann discusses ...

Direct sunlight could rapidly kill the coronavirus on surfaces like stainless steel or in droplets that hang in the air. But it probably won't protect your body. Research at the Department of ...

Opposingly, on March 20, the southern hemisphere enters into Fall as the most direct sun rays move away for that half of the Earth. The seasons are connected to the Earth's tilt and its orbit ...

San Antonio summers can be brutal, forcing many of us to seek shady spots or stay in altogether. Why are air temperatures taken away from the sun’s rays?