Sunscreen can block most of the sun's rays and protect your skin from cancer-causing UV damage. Sunlight prompts your body to make skin-darkening melanin, so you may still tan with sunscreen. Sunless ...

The FDA has proposed adding bemotrizinol, a new sunscreen ingredient, to the U.S. approval list, which could expand consumer options and help prevent skin cancer.

Scientists have identified a new ultraviolet‑absorbing compound in microscopic algae that functions as a natural shield ...

With so many sunscreen options available, how do you choose the best one? Your spray-on sunscreen may have a harmful side ...

During the summer, millions of Americans who love to enjoy the hot sun should do their best to protect their skin from harmful ultraviolet rays by following strict sunscreen practices. What SPF should ...

This spring, I went to my first horse show with my pony (his name is Pickles), and I was ill-prepared for the wild 40-degree weather swings and the high UV index. I was in dire need of chapstick, more ...

Oh sunscreen, it’s the one thing in our skincare routine that many of us tend to forget. But as we get older, neglecting a daily dose of sunscreen can leave our skin more prone to damage, fine lines ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Dr. Janel Gordon, a medical expert, shares simple tips to combat aging without resorting to pills or surgeries. Dr. Gordon emphasizes the importance of hydration and daily ...

Do these innovative stickers really help you stay sun safe? I put them to the test just in time for warmer weather. Caroline Igo (she/her/hers) was a wellness editor at CNET and holds Sleep Science ...

Climate change, pollution and ocean-dependent industries are slowly damaging coral reefs around the world. There's something else -- something seemingly innocent -- that could be contributing to the ...

You’ve probably heard that the sun does most of its dirty work on our skin when we’re kids. Even though that myth was debunked decades ago, the idea persists. That may be why only 57 percent of people ...

If you are debating whether to wear sunscreen, sun protection factors (SPF) moisturizer, or a Deadpool mask to protect your face at the beach, take a look at a study just published in PLOS ONE. If you ...