FAQ's for  Health

How can I tell if a skin cancer is developing?
Who is most at risk?
What does SPF mean?
Do the sun's ultraviolet rays penetrate the window glass in your cars and at home?
 
 
How can I tell if a skin cancer is developing?
There can be many signs including: a change in a mole, a sore that does not heal, a skin growth that increases in size, and a spot that continues to itch, hurt, scab.
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Who is most at risk?
People who always burn, never tan, and are fair with red or blonde hair, green or blue eyes and freckles have a greater chance of developing skin cancer.
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What does SPF mean?
Sun Protection Factor (SPF) measures the length of time a product protects against skin reddening from UVB, compared to how long the skin takes to redden without protection.
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Do the sun's ultraviolet rays penetrate the window glass in your cars and at home?
Yes, they do penetrate. Windows and car windshields somewhat reduce exposure to ultraviolet B (UVB) radiation. Only car windshields are partially treated against ultraviolet A (UVA) rays. So, consider the use of a UV-protective window film on windows in your home and vehicles.
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