Best Natural Moisturizers for Dry S... Jun 26, 2009
Summer presents its own skin hazards with blistering days and hot sun that can make skin dry, burn, or peel after a sunburn ... Essential oils like peppermint, rosemary, melaleuca, lavender and eucalyptus are astringent, cooling and cleansing, making them soothing relief for dry, sunburned skin ... Essential Oils to Protect Against Sunburn Damage. (Suite101.com)
You bet it's HOT! Jun 25, 2009
Use sun block to avoid sunburn since sunburn will raise the temperature of the skin. Remember, taking extra precaution can literally save your life. (Camden Chronicle, TN)
Ways to Keep Kids Cool in Hot Weath... Jun 25, 2009
Heat and sun can make a child sick and cause him to suffer heat stroke, dehydration, or sunburn. Kids should be encouraged to beat the heat by playing in the shade, playing in water, drinking fluids, eating cool water-rich treats, and staying inside during the hottest daytime hours. (Suite101.com)
Update: Center closing at 6 p.m. Jun 25, 2009
Sunburn, with its ultraviolet radiation burns, can significantly retard the skin s ability to shed excess heat ... SUNBURN: Redness and pain. (Cameron Observer, MO)
Houston's Heat Breaks Records Jun 24, 2009
Live Cameras, Conditions. POSTED: Tuesday, June 23, 2009UPDATED: 7:16 pm CDT June 23, 2009. (Click2Houston, TX)
New Study Says Purported Melanoma Epidemic is Vastly Overstated Jun 23, 2009
The ITA promotes a responsible message about moderate tanning and sunburn prevention. SOURCE Indoor Tanning Association. (PR Newswire)
COOL IN THE POOL: WAYS TO STAY BELOW SIMMERING Jun 23, 2009
Whether the malady is heat exhaustion or a sunburn, McConnell said, the best prevention and cure is location. The main thing: Be within reach. (Pine Bluff Commercial, AR)
Staying safe in the summer heat Jun 21, 2009
The intense UV rays of the summer sun can cause painful sunburns for those who venture out unprotected. Sunburn typically only damages the outermost layers of skin, but can penetrate deeper ... The deeper sunburns will cause blistering and may damage the nerve endings in the affected area. (Ionia Sentinel-Standard, MI)
Sunburn Treatment for Mild to Sever... Jun 21, 2009
Sunburn Treatment for Mild to Severe Exposure. Sunburn Treatment for Mild to Severe Exposure ... Anyone who's been to the beach without sunscreen knows sunburn pain. (Suite101.com)
Homeless family deals with Houston's heat while looking for work Jun 18, 2009
Akasha suffers from a bad case of sunburn that seems to be getting worse. But a spokesperson for the Star of Hope said no one is forced to go outside. (KHOU.com, TX)
Lotions May Make Skin Problems Worse Jun 17, 2009
"UVA rays cause sunburn, but UVB rays cause signs of aging and even skin cancer. Look for 'UVA/UVB' or 'broad band' on the bottle," she says. Adkins adds that alphahydroxy acids are also important. (Click2Houston, TX)
Cancer patients can't quit, neither will he Jun 16, 2009
With the radiation treatments, I ended up with a pretty healthy sunburn around my head and ears. I have no hair on my head, basically from my chin up. (Carthage (Hancock County) Journal Pilot, IL)
Vive Mexico: Swine flu down, bargains up in Mexico Jun 16, 2009
All of that fanfare was unnecessary for Olson, whose common sense told him he was more likely to catch a sunburn than the flu. "I'm still convinced that it was an ordinary flu that the government and some press blew out of proportion," he said. (Yahoo News)
Friday Finishers: Make summer a safe one Jun 16, 2009
We hope your worst problem is a scraped knee or a mild sunburn. Thumbs down: As the state budget winds its way toward its inevitable conclusion this month, the bellowing and cajoling of groups and agencies that are losing some funding will no doubt reach a crescendo. (Racine Journal Times, WI)
Protecting Skin With "Edible Sunscreen" Jun 6, 2009
Natural ways to boost skin's defense against sunburn include watermelon and orange peel, Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains more to Maggie Rodriguez ... And what can make you more sensitive to sunburns ... "It's very high in an antioxidant known as lycopene. It has 40 percent of that substance more than tomatoes, which we know has a lot of it. Eating this can in fact reduce your risk of sunburn and sun damage.". (CBS News -- Early Show)
The zero-intelligence policy Jun 6, 2009
Ironically, ibuprofen is sometimes recommended as a treatment for sunburn. Im trying to understand the schools zero logic on this. (Paragould Daily Press, AR)
Keeping Travel Healthy Jun 4, 2009
The CDC lists what should be in your vacation , as does Woolsey, whose top supplies include medicine for treating and controlling diarrhea, an anti-inflammatory good for fevers, sunburns, and aches and pains, ointments for treating sunburn, scratches, and rashes, and an enzyme supplement that can help prevent gastrointestinal problems. Does a mask belong on your packing list. (Fox News)
Jody Johnson: Natural sunscreen the whys and hows Jun 3, 2009
The vitamin C content in the cream or lotion is supposed to protect from sunburn and ALSO save the skin from cellular damage. This was a conclusive result from a study done by Sheldon Pinnell, M.D., Chief of Dermatology, Duke University Medical Center in Durham, N.C.. (Belmont Citizen Herald, MA)
Hope for advanced melanoma drug Jun 2, 2009
"With this year's summer expected to be hotter than the last, it's important that we don't let sunburn catch us out. Whether at home or abroad, use shade, clothing and sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher to protect your skin.". Bookmark with. (BBC News -- Health)
QLT announces positive results from the evaluation of Visudyne(R) combination therapy Jun 2, 2009
After treatment, patients should avoid direct sunlight for five days to prevent sunburn. People with porphyria should not be treated with Visudyne. (Canada Newswire)
Health Mythconceptions Jun 2, 2009
Instead, he proposes taking a sun bath in order to get a tan slowly and avoid sunburn. "It will decrease your risk of skin cancer," he says. (New York Post -- Entertainment)
Tanning addictsare still soaking up sun Jun 1, 2009
Studies have shown that getting an occasional blistering sunburn can be more dangerous than having a steady tan with regard to the risk of melanoma, the most dangerous kind of skin cancer, says Jody A. Levine, co-director of Plastic Surgery & Dermatology of NYC. But that's not a rationale for a permatan: The risks of basal-cell and squamous-cell carcinoma are linked to cumulative UVB radiation the more exposure, the greater the risk. Although it has been reported in the Harvard Health... (MSNBC -- Health)
Promote Vitamin D Testing for Public Joint Canadian Tanning Association urges Canadian Cancer Society Jun 1, 2009
Tan Awareness Week is an educational campaign designed to encourage intelligent sun care and sunburn prevention, rather than total sun abstinence ... "We are concerned overzealous warnings regarding sun exposure and the use of sunscreen have resulted in the unintended consequence of vitamin D deficiency. An initiative encouraging vitamin D blood spot testing would go a long way to reduce this risk." The JCTA encourages sunscreen use only when sunburn is a possibility ... Aside from preventing... (Canada Newswire)
Tips to make your 'stay' an enjoyable one May 31, 2009
Remain in bed most of the first day because of third-degree sunburn received after falling asleep at the beach. For full tropical experience, dump sand in your bed. (Athens Banner-Herald)
Herbal Treatments for Psoriasis May 31, 2009
(Will sensitize the skin to UV light and increase the likelihood of sunburn). Purslane: Eat fresh or lightly steamed. (Suite101.com)
Treat your skin to broccoli, fish May 29, 2009
It also strengthens the general immune system of the skin, which can help to heal sunburn. "Paris Hilton: "Her skin is absolutely beautiful and she fights dryness from flying so much. (Honolulu Advertiser)
Summer Survival Tips for Families May 28, 2009
Keep the family healthy and safe from summer hazards such as sunburn, eye damage, mosquito bites, dehydration, sprains and bruises ... To prevent sunburn, make sure kids wear wide brim hats and apply sunscreen with SPF30 or more ... If sunburned, take a cold shower and drink up lots of water. (Suite101.com)
'PAINT ALL ROOFS WHITE TO STOP GLOBAL WARMING'... May 28, 2009
" hahahaahaha Bubba Joe Johnson on May 28, 2009 at 06:07 AM OK folks once we paint are roofs and all that heat is reflecting back up into the atmosphere with more heat so how is that cooling the planet. Charles Evans Thompson on May 28, 2009 at 12:09 AM Everyone in the world must wear a hat. It is a fact that 90% of your body heat escapes from your head. so, if you wear a hat 6 billion people keep from heating the climate. At the same time keeping this heat in saves on energy usage in the home.... (The Drudge Report)
Summer safety May 28, 2009
If an infant gets sunburn, apply cold compresses to the affected area ... Use extra caution near water, snow and sand as they reflect UV rays and may result in sunburn more quickly. (Princeton Bureau County Republican, IL)
Foundation promotes ABCDEs of skin cancer May 27, 2009
You might even be OK with one sunburn; those things do happen and it's no problem, right. Well, Catherine Poole's answer would definitely be a loud and clear "No!" Poole is the president and founder of the Melanoma International Foundation in Glenmoore, Pa. (North County Times)
How to Get Healthy Skin May 26, 2009
Besides the fact that at times, there seems to be nothing worse than suffering from sunburn, the ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun are extremely harmful. Moisturize. (Suite101.com)
Yumans have greater risk for skin cancer May 25, 2009
"People should avoid the sun from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. when its rays are the most powerful, and if they are going to be out in the sun, they should apply sunscreen 20 minutes before they go outside. Luchetti also said that the sunscreen should be no less than an SPF 30, and should protect from both UVA and UVB rays. It should be reapplied every two hours, and even more frequently when a person is swimming. She recommended wearing protective clothing like hats, sunglasses and long-sleeved shirts.... (Yuma Daily Sun, AZ)
Consumer Reports Poll: Thirty-One Percent of Americans Never Use Sunscreen May 21, 2009
Forty-eight percent of sunscreen users who'd had a sunburn in the past two years said it happened during their first time out in the sun after months of little to no sun. Other Survey Highlights. (PR Newswire)
Harden before you plant May 21, 2009
This applies to plant sunburn and drying from the wind and lower-than-greenhouse humidity ... Your plants will be hardened off to sunburn and the drying effect of wind. (Anchorage Daily News)
One-third don't wear sunscreen, but here's what you should spray on May 21, 2009
By Nanci Hellmich, USA TODAY Sun exposure can cause sunburn, wrinkles, age spots and contribute to skin cancer. But despite that, 31% of Americans say they never wear sunscreen, even if they are outside for more than four hours, according to a poll of 1,000 adults, age 18 and older, conducted by Consumer Reports' National Research Center. (USA Today)
Experts offer tips for sun safety all summer long May 18, 2009
People generally begin to see their first age spot in their early twenties, but it's a result of a sunburn or deep tan they got when they were 8 or 9 years old, Johnston said ... If a burn cannot be avoided, drinking plenty of water to rehydrate and applying generous amount of aloe should soothe the sunburn, Johnston said ... "Aloe will calm the reddness, swelling and irritation that comes with a bad sunburn," Johnston said. (Daily Collegian, PA)
Skin Cancer: How to Spot It, How to Prevent It May 18, 2009
Skin cancer has other risk factors, such as family history, severe childhood sunburn, exposure to certain cancer-causing substances, being fair or having many freckles or moles ( say 100 or more), or having moles that don t look normal. Unprotected sun exposure, however, is by far the greatest risk factor. (Medfield Press, MA)
Young pay unexpected price for 'healthy' tan May 18, 2009
A sunburn at age 6 can wait to show up until you are 60 ... Risk factors for non-melanoma and melanoma skin cancers include unprotected and excessive exposure to ultraviolet radiation; persons with fair complexions; occupational exposures to coal tar, pitch, creosote, arsenic compounds or radium; a family history of skin cancers; multiple or atypical moles and severe sunburns as a child ... The most effective way to protect the skin against sunburn, premature wrinkling and cancer is to limit the... (Park Hills Daily Journal, MO)
Bay to Breakers runners warned about heat May 17, 2009
Blay pointed out that skin that isn't usually exposed to sunlight is even more vulnerable to sunburn. "If you're going to expose parts that aren't ordinarily exposed, you're going to burn much more quickly, and it's going to hurt a lot more," Blay said. (San Francisco Chronicle)
Shining Light On Great Sunscreen Debate May 16, 2009
A sunscreen's SPF, or sun protection factor, measures how much the product shields the sun's shorter-wave ultraviolet B rays, known as UVB radiation, which can cause sunburn. Twenty years ago, 15 was the highest one. (CBS News -- Early Show)
Your Best Chance to Profit in 2009 May 14, 2009
The Fool'sdisclosure policywears a large cap to avoid sunburn. On Newsvine. (MSNBC -- Business)
Program spurs enthusiasm for nature May 13, 2009
Trish O Hagan, pediatric nurse, explored some of the dangers, such as ticks, poison ivy, and sunburn, but her overall message what that common sense prevention and routine caution are all that is really needed to keep your child safe and happy outdoors. Jonathan Hoch, chair of the Parent Education Committee at the Lincoln Nursery School, shared some startling statistics that showed the influence of media on children. (Lincoln Journal, MA)
Homemade Sunburn And Bug Bite Treatment May 13, 2009
is a local dermatologist, and she shares her homemade recipes for sunburn and bug bite treatments. SUNBURN OR OTHER SKIN IRRITATION (e ... Teabags soaked in cold water can be applied to sunburned eyelids; this soothes skin and has a mild astringent effect. (W-USA News, DC)
Dont let barf botch your familys vacation May 9, 2009
That is, until your child gets a nasty sunburn and all you can think of is baby skin turning to leather. Many sunscreens contain harmful chemicals like phthalates, parabens, and other estrogenlike compounds. (MSNBC -- Travel)
Man survives explosion, spreads lessons May 9, 2009
"Right now, it just feels sort of tender, like sunburn.". He also lost most of the feeling in his left thumb, but it still moves. (Casper Star-Tribune, WY)
Health Tip: Help Prevent Sunburn May 7, 2009
(HealthDay News) -- Consistent use of sunscreen and limiting sun exposure are prime ways to prevent sunburn ... Children and babies are more sensitive to the sun and are more likely than others to get a sunburn ... Anyone -- even dark-skinned people -- can get a sunburn. (MEDLINEplus)
A Cure Worse Than the Disease May 7, 2009
A noted trend was that people used to go to the doctor for trivial things -- colds (which doctors can't do anything about), mild sprains, sunburn, sore throats, etc. Then the union started sending out these reports and showing how much premiums were going up due to this trivial use. (Townhall.com)
Vitamin D Often Low in Mothers and Newborns May 6, 2009
"While a sunburn should be avoided, even a small amount of time spent outdoors was protective against deficiency.". Other vitamin D sources include cod liver oil tablets, vitamin D fortified milk, and fatty fish, she said. (MEDLINEplus)
What to Bring When Hiking the Inca ... May 5, 2009
Even when it s cloudy you can still get a sunburn, and depending on what part of the world you hail from, the sun might be a lot stronger than you re used to. On that same note, be sure to bring a water bottle. (Suite101.com)
Editorial: Sun protection? May 5, 2009
But it s hard to believe that hard hats are required to ward off sunburn. So what s the rationale. (Albany Democrat-Herald, OR)
M J Akbar: The missing Mumbai voters May 3, 2009
If the price of democracy is going to be sunburn, why not wait for the vote to reach the net. It cant be too long. We are the champions of IT, arent we. (India Times, India)
Santa Clara County fails air-pollution report May 3, 2009
"Ozone pollution immediately irritates the lungs when inhaled, resulting in something like a bad sunburn," Dr. Tony Gerber, a San Francisco pulmonary specialist and American Lung Association volunteer, said in a news conference Tuesday. "Particle pollution is a toxic mix of soot, diesel exhaust, chemicals, metals and aerosols. It is the most dangerous and deadly of the outdoor air pollutants that are widespread in America," Gerber said. (Palo Alto Online, CA)
More Than Half of Americans Living with Dirty Air May 1, 2009
"Ozone causes inflammation by burning the lining of the airways. It's like getting sunburn in your lungs," said Dr. Norman Edelman, chief medical officer of the lung association. "Ozone pollution can cause premature death, shortness of breath, chest pain when inhaling, wheezing and coughing, asthma attacks, increased susceptibility to lung infection and increased need to receive medical attention for lung diseases like asthma or COPD [chronic obstructive pulmonary disease].". (MEDLINEplus)
Topical Cream Studied As Way To Treat Skin Cancer Without The Knife Apr 30, 2009
Regular skin screenings are recommended for everyone, especially those over 40 years of age, and individuals at higher risk for skin cancer, those with a fair complexion, sunburn easily, have numerous moles, a personal or family history of skin cancer, and by occupation, recreation or use of tanning salons, get significant sun or ultraviolet rays exposure, regardless of age or race. During a screening, a dermatologist will check moles, birth marks and other pigmentations for signs of cancer,... (Science Daily)
Photographs Of UV Exposure Can Impact Sunburns In Preteens Apr 30, 2009
30, 2009) Researchers from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) have found that among preteens, the use of photographs to measure ultraviolet (UV) exposure, could motivate them to improve sun protection practices and limit number of sunburns ... Individuals with light eyes, pale skin, history of sunburns, freckling tendency, multiple nevi, or family histories of skin cancer are at greatest risk ... According to the researchers there were fewer (36 percent) reported sunburns in the... (Science Daily)
Tanning teens hear cancer warning Apr 29, 2009
There s already a couple of precautionary steps in place, because parents have to sign off, and then you have trained staff to make sure the teens don t get a sunburn or get overexposed ... When you go outside, whether you ll tan or burn depends on the time of day, time of year, what latitude you re at, cloud coverage, and that s why it s so easy to get sunburned, he said ... Health experts, including Lickerman, say sunburns are warning signs of too much radiation. (Racine Journal Times, WI)
1 Where's Your Coding Happy Place? Apr 29, 2009
Or it could result in a nice long nap and sunburn. Oh, and don t forget to check the weather so it doesn t rain on your parade. (Datamation)
New American Lung Association Report Finds 60 Percent of Americans Live in Areas Where Air is Dirty Enough to Endanger Lives Apr 29, 2009
When inhaled, ozone irritates the lungs, resulting in something like a bad sunburn. The health effects of breathing ozone pollution can be immediate. (PR Newswire)
Antioxidant Found In Berries, Other Foods Prevents UV Skin Damage That Leads To Wrinkles Apr 28, 2009
For eight weeks, the 12 mice were exposed to increasing ultraviolet radiation, such as that found in sunlight, three times a week, beginning at a level sufficient to cause redness or sunburn and increasing to a level that would have definitely caused minor skin damage to human skin. During these eight weeks, half of the exposed mice were given daily 10 microM topical applications of ellagic acid on their skin surface, even on the days in which they did not receive UV exposure. (Science Daily)
Genes Hike Melanoma Risk Even in Those Who Tan Well Apr 28, 2009
"Traditionally, a clinician might look at a person with dark hair who did not sunburn easily and classify them as lower risk for melanoma, but that may not be true for all people in the population," said Peter Kanetsky, an assistant professor of epidemiology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and a co-author of research on the topic. "Just because you tolerate sun exposure fairly well doesn't mean that you're not at increased risk for melanoma.". (MEDLINEplus)
Kids Given Photos of Sunburn Damage Covered up Better Apr 28, 2009
THURSDAY, April 23 (HealthDay News) -- Showing middle-school students ultraviolet photographs that reveal the sun damage to their faces makes them less likely to get sunburns in the months following, new research says ... After two months, 36 percent of the group shown the photos reported getting a sunburn, compared to 57 percent of those who didn't have a UV photo taken ... After six months, 51 percent of intervention group reported a sunburn, compared to 64 percent of the control group. (MEDLINEplus)
VITAMIN D IN KIDS: Pediatricians say children need more Apr 20, 2009
But that doesn't mean it's good to get a golden tan -- and certainly not a sunburn. Vitamin D also is in certain foods and supplements, though the effectiveness varies. (USA Today -- News)
Medical reserve corps seeks volunteers Apr 14, 2009
She said they are prepared to help with any disaster, including a pandemic flu, a flood or a sunburn at Nic Fest or Beartrap Music Festival. The festivals were just two of the eight events where the reserve corps provided first aid in 2008. (Casper Star-Tribune, WY)
Many items around the house can help alleviate pain and discomfort Apr 11, 2009
Some people use a sliced potato to treat a boil, which reportedly brings it to a head, and baking soda or vinegar on a bee sting or sunburn, to soothe the pain. When it comes to bee stings it is important to know that bees leave behind a stinger attached to a venom sac, Mathew said. (Mattoon Journal-Gazette, IL)
Donate Life Documentary Apr 8, 2009
Donate Life: The Documentary - Health News Story - KFOX El Paso. Current conditions for local cities. (KFOXTV.com, TX)
