How to Prevent and Treat Common Summer Skin Hazards
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Summer brings increased skin hazards including sunburn, insect bites, and reactions to plants like poison ivy. The article from WebMD covers prevention and treatment strategies for common summer skin issues, emphasizing sun protection (especially between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.), recognizing symptoms that require medical attention, and managing insect-related skin problems.
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· 3 pulledThey're uncomfortable, to be sure. But they can also cause premature aging and lead to skin cancer.
Your best bet is to limit how much sun you get -- especially between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., when those rays are at their strongest.
From mosquitoes to chiggers, insects can chomp into your summ
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