It was the hottest month in history and the most devastating wildfire season yet.
This is really bad newsand were the walking body of evidence.
It absorbs UV radiation and keeps other carcinogens further away from our bodies, says Dr. Engelman.
Its getting (really) hot
Been outside recently?
Its…not pleasant.
This is due in great part to the release of greenhouse gases, which trap heat.
board-certified dermatologic surgeon atShafer Clinic Fifth Avenuein New York City
So, now what?
Soyou guessed itseeking shade and wearing sunscreen is still the best protection we have against skin cancer.
The most important skin advice?
Do somethinganythingto enact change on a personal and global level.
Vote for climate-conscious candidates at every level that will use policy to protect this little orb we call earth.
Reduce your carbon footprint in the ways that you could.
Every little shift is meaningful.)
Diligent SPFing is good.
Diligent SPFing and taking climate action?
board-certified dermatologic surgeon atShafer Clinic Fifth Avenuein New York City
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