#WellnessWednesday Overexposure to UV rays can cause numerous health issues. In addition to the risk of skin cancer, UV rays can cause macular degeneration, cataracts, skin growths and suppression of the immune system. Learn how to protect yourself against the effects of UV radiation exposure (cover up, use sunscreen and wear sunglasses).
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3 reasons to carry sunscreen with you EVERYWHERE: 1️⃣ prevent wrinkles & signs of aging 2️⃣ more importantly, prevent SKIN CANCER 3️⃣ better barrier health Learn more about why you should be wearing sunscreen everywhere, all the time on our blog! 👉️ https://lnkd.in/enpqHMxk
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July is UV Safety Awareness Month. One of the best ways to reduce risk and prevent skin cancer is to reduce your exposure to ultraviolent rays. Consider some of these tips for your health and safety. #UVSafety
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SPF is more than just sunscreen, it's a critical part of your daily health routine. By protecting your skin from harmful UV rays, you can reduce the risk of skin cancer, prevent premature aging and maintain an even skin tone. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/eyNdjw9f
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May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Many people don't realize that skin cancer can affect everyone, regardless of skin tone. We all want to enjoy the much deserved warm weather, but it's important you do so in a way that protects your skin. Check out this awareness campaign my team built to promote healthy habits for the summer months, in our pursuit to reimagine healthier futures for ALL. Also ICYMI, Colgate Palmolive has a robust Skin Health business that includes incredible brands like EltaMD Skin Care, PCA SKIN and Laboratoires Filorga. Something to consider if you're in the market for a broad spectrum sunscreen or lightweight moisturizer. Cheers to summer! #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth #SunSafety #ColgatePalmolive #PCASkin #EltaMD #Filorga #SkinHealth #SPF
This Skin Cancer Awareness Month ☀️ we're raising awareness about the importance of sun protection. Here’s how you can keep your skin healthy and safe throughout the year. 👉 Discover more skin health facts here: https://lnkd.in/etE5CMZD #ColgatePalmolive #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth #SkinProtection
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Here comes the sun! Today is National Stay Out of the Sun Day – July 3, 2024. The main cause of skin cancer is too much exposure to ultraviolet rays, which is why it’s very important to protect your skin and stay informed. Here are some healthy skin care tips! #Public Health #Skincancerprevention #Sunsafety
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What does the data show? The latest public opinion survey commissioned by the CDA and conducted by Ipsos Reid reveals some positive trends. Canadians are most concerned with the increasing risk of skin cancer as a result of exposure to the sun. Sunburn and premature skin aging are the second and third largest concerns. Yet the data also shows that Canadians continue to have misconceptions about aspects of sun safety. Learn how you can protect you and your family from these concerns during the CDA’s National Sun Awareness Month! Find out how: https://bit.ly/44k1BX5 #SunAwarenessMonth2024 #BeSunSafe #SunSafety #UVProtection #CheckYourSkin #SkinCancer #SkinCancerPrevention #Melanoma #SkinCancerAwareness #MelanomaAwareness #CheckYourMoles #SkinHealth #MelanomaPrevention #CDA
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We know we should take #selfcare precautions for our skin during summer but did you know the heat and sun can not only increase the risk of skin cancer but other skin problems? Read about these and how to protect yourself here: https://ow.ly/He0T50SYozx #sevenpillarsofselfcare
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UV rays from the sun affect not only our skin but also our eyes. The sun’s rays can burn delicate eye tissues and increase the risk of certain types of cancers. Protect your eyes by taking the proper precautions against UV rays. The graphic below explains how UV light exposure can impact our eyes. #GeorgiaPCA #UVSafetyAwarenessMonth
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🩺 Health Checks 101: When was the last time you checked in with your body? Knowing what's normal is the first step to prevention! Did you know: Regular bowel screenings can reduce the risk of colorectal cancer by up to 70%? This #WomensHealthWeek, take charge by learning about essential health checks, bowel health, skin checks, and self-exams for breast and vulval health. #KnowYourBody #SelfCare
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#DidYouKnow that at least 80% of sun-induced skin damage occurs before the age of 18? With the 2024 academic year starting and our children exposed to the sun, be sunsmart and make sure their skin health is part of the back-to-school checklist by: Applying sunscreen regularly; Wearing a broad-brimmed hat when outdoors; and Reducing UV exposure by staying in the shade or using an umbrella as much as possible. To read more about reducing skin cancer risk, visit https://bit.ly/48XkKiD. #MedihelpMedicalAid #MedicalAidInAction #SunSmartSkinCancer
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