Good News: Using sunscreen is much more common and popular than ever before. I know that Kay's schools, from pre-school on, have used it religiously whenever kids are going on a field trip.
Bad News: Skin cancer rates are up, people think of sunscreen as some sort of permanent (or at least day-long) invulnerability shield, the differences between UV-A and UV-B in skin cancer are still being discovered, my favorite sun screen is apparently no good, and …
… well, I'm not a big stand out in the sun kind of guy anyway. Fortunately.
Reshared post from +Fred Hicks
http://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/05/27/the-new-rules-for-sunscreen/?smid=tw-share
The New Rules for Sunscreen
Some experts blame the rising number of melanoma cases on inappropriate use of sunscreen, but a major concern is also not using products that protect against UVA rays.
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