SBH Health System doctor gives skin protection tips for summer-like weather
With warmer temperatures and a sunshine days on the way, the heat also comes with dangers to your skin.
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May 26, 2023, 11:29 AM
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4h agoWith warmer temperatures and a sunshine days on the way, the heat also comes with dangers to your skin.
May 27 is not only National Sunscreen Day, but the unofficial start to summer.
Dr. Charles Gropper from SBH Health System joined News 12 to explain the importance of protecting yourself from the sun this Memorial Day weekend.
Click here for more tips on how to protect your skin from sunburn.
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