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Children's skin types should dictate approach to sun protection (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Compared to past generations, many parents today have a better understanding of the importance of using sunscreen to protect their children from the sun's ultraviolet light. What some parents need to consider when providing protection, however, is their children's skin type.
Getting summer colors (Craig Daily Press)
Although some people like to keep a crisp color year-round, others enjoy a tan during the summer.
HOME PAGE (The Hindu)
Oriental Bank plans to cut lending rates New Delhi, June 26 Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) intends to soon bring down its prime lending rates by 25-50 basis points. This will lower its prime lending rates from the current 12 per cent up to 11.50 per ...
Businesses becoming more green (Daily Chronicle)
DeKALB – Patty Pumfrey hit a bump Tuesday on the road to going green.
Psychology behind the 'healthy skin' glow (The Florence Times-Daily)
By Michelle Rupe Eubanks, Staff Writer Forget the warnings you've heard about skin damage that can come from prolonged exposure to ultraviolet rays. Forget the mercury that's soaring in the 90s just outside the door at Tan City on Wood Avenue in Florence.
Dismantle the sunbed. Scribble ‘he is dead’ (Times Online)
Forget smoking bans in cars. The real threat to young life comes from cancer-inducing tanning salons on the high street
Packing a Punch With Vitamin D (ThirdAge)
We've known for decades what vitamin D can do for your bones. Kids who don't get enough vitamin D get rickets. Adults who are deficient in D also can develop brittle, misshapen bones.
South 40 Sunshine offers tanning (Student Life)
South 40 Sunshine, the new sunless tanning spot on the row is now open for business. This new enterprise is owned by Juniors Nathan McCurren, Dave Silverman and Adam Schneider.
Heather: How a skin cancer exam saved my life (WTSP-TV Tampa)
I was 29 years old when I first heard the word melanoma, or at least really understood what it meant.