Black people are not immune to the dangers of UV radiation, and should take steps to protect their skin year-round, including wearing sunscreen and staying in the shade during peak sun hours.

This one mistake that desk-bound people in the UK are making everyday could make you age much faster, a dermatologist has ...

It’s not fun to hear, but hands over 50, similar to necks, reveal much about our age and habits. Oftentimes it’s because many ...

The warm sunshine of spring is a welcome change from the cold and brutal winds of winter in the Upper Midwest. However, with ...

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Deaths from six cancers in the US are said to be rising in both men and women, so here's a rundown of some of the common ...

If you have melasma or hyperpigmentation, tinted sunscreens are your best bet. They blend well with darker skin tones and ...

WWE superstar John Cena recently opened up about his battle with skin cancer. Now, he’s using his platform to raise awareness ...

Not all warning signs are visible. Sometimes a spot might itch, tingle, burn, or feel tender when nothing else on your skin ...

Melanoma Monday is held on the first Monday in May every year. It was created to raise awareness about skin cancer and ...

In the Black community, the quote “Black people don’t need sunscreen” because of its natural protection, but the truth is, UV ...