Here is why it's important to wear sunscreen to protect your skin from harmful UV rays – not just in the summer, but all year ...

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Dermatologists and doctors share their honest thoughts on sunscreen — and offer advice on additional sun protection methods ...

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Kathleen Davis is a producer and fill-in host at Science Friday, which means she spends her weeks researching, writing, ...