Category: Skin Cancer

Be Prepared for a Day at the Beach

Millions of people in the U.S. have been vaccinated against COVID-19 and are resuming normal activities like going to the beach without a mask.(1) Be prepared for a day at the beach. Take steps to protect your skin and eyes from the sun, avoid heat-related illness, and stay healthy and safe during your visit. Know Read More >

June 30, 2021 by Blog Administrator1 Comment

Injury, preparedness, prevention

#prepyourhealth, algae, beach, cyanobacteria, earthquake, emergency, evacuation, personal health, public health, Skin Cancer, sun safety, Sunscreen, tsunami, water safety, Waterborne

The Right Accessories for Your #SunSafeSelfie

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CDC is encouraging everyone to show off their favorite ways to stay sun-safe. Snap a photo of yourself, your friends, and your family using sun protection while outdoors and share on social media. Be sure to tag the photo with #SunSafeSelfie and check out other photos with the hashtag. Most importantly, practice what you post Read More >

May 21, 2018 by Blog AdministratorLeave a comment

prevention

#SunSafeSelfie, public health, Skin Cancer, Sunscreen