Bill Seeks to Let Mass. Campers, Students Use Sunscreen
OXFORD, UK, JUL 21 – Skin cancer rates have increased by 33% since 2015, prompting experts to recommend daily use of sunscreen, protective clothing, and regular skin checks as standard health habits.
- In Oxford, Dr Charles Archer said sun safety is like daily tooth brushing, urging travellers to adopt UV protection routines.
- Rising melanoma rates, highlighting increased UV exposure and skin cancer risk, underscore the need for improved sun safety habits.
- Dr Charles Archer recommended packing sunscreen , a wide-brimmed hat, UV-protective sunglasses, and lightweight, long-sleeved clothing, and added he urges people to perform a 'skin health MOT'.
- Legislators heard testimony Monday on legislation to eliminate school sunscreen restrictions, led by parents and dermatologists.
- Welbeck Health Partners’ centre in Jordan Hill, North Oxford, is set to open in 2026 with a £30 million investment, against a backdrop of rising melanoma cases in men and women since the 1990s.
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Bill seeks to let students, campers use sunscreen
BOSTON (SHNS) - In public schools and summer camps across Massachusetts, students cannot use sunscreen without a doctor's note. "I've personally had to look at a student in the eyes and refuse them sunscreen on field day because they did not have a permission slip and doctor's orders," Katie Labadia, a mother of four from Scituate, told the Joint Committee on Education on Monday. Labadia said "it was no quick task" to get physician notes for ea…


Dermatologist urges sun safety to be as important as brushing your teeth
An Oxford dermatologist is urging holidaymakers to take sun safety as seriously as brushing their teeth.
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