SUN SAFETY
You can detect skin cancer early by following dermatologists' tips for checking your skin.
11.21.22 Sun Safety.pdfWhen playing sports outside, wearing sunscreen is as important as wearing sports gear.
10.26.22 Sun Safety.pdfThere's no such thing as a healthy suntan.
10.13.22 Sun Safety.pdfMen over 50 are most likely group to develop skin cancer.
09.27.22 Sun Safety.pdfFarmer's receive more UV exposure than the general public for many reasons.
09.15.22 Sun Safety.pdfSkin Cancer is highly treatable when detected early
08.18.22 Sun Safety.pdfSun Protection Tips for Children
06.29.22 Sun Safety.pdfOutdoor Workers receive more UV exposure than the general public.
06.16.22 Sun Safety.pdfSun Safety Awareness at Home and School
05.24.22 Sun Safety.pdfTo find a free SPOTme® skin cancer screening in your area, visit SpotSkinCancer.org or call 888-462-3376
05.05.22 Sun Safety.pdfThe most important piece of gear is your sunscreen.
04.20.22 Sun Safety.pdfPrevent. Detect. Live.
03.10.22 Sun Safety1 in 5 Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime.
02.28.22 Sun Safety.pdfSnow reflects & intensifies the damaging rays of the sun. Sun exposure is the most preventable risk factor for skin cancer.
02.14.22 Sun Safety.pdfEven during the Winter months, you should protect your skin by applying sunscreen.
1.13.22 Sunscreen Post.pdfPreventing overexposure to the sun is one of the highly preventable steps athletes and everyone can take to reduce the risk of skin cancer.
1.27.22 Sun Safety Post.pdf