A silent, invisible danger lurks amid summer’s sun-filled days, as ultraviolet rays will wreak havoc on exposed skin.
Whether it’s UVA rays — which lead to premature aging — or UVB rays — which can burn the skin and lead to cancer — it’s best to be proactive when dealing with any sun exposure.
Officials recommend covering skin, wearing wide-brimmed hats and sunglasses and, of course, using sunblock. But current sun protection options are varied, and often befuddling.
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