Quick Health Tips: July 2025 Issue |
July: Skin Health and UV Awareness Month
Summer's here — bringing longer days, warmer weather and plenty of time outdoors. While sunlight helps your body produce vital Vitamin D, overexposure can damage your skin in lasting ways. The good news? Research shows that many common sun-related issues, from painful sunburns to premature wrinkles to skin cancer, are largely preventable with the right protection. Learn more from our Summa Health experts.
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As temperatures climb, so does your risk for heat-related skin conditions like sunburn, sun poisoning and heat rash. While they're all triggered by sun and heat exposure, each one looks — and feels — a little different. Learn how to spot and treat them. |
Even with the best intentions, most of us have experienced sunburn at some point. But just a few burns — or even one — can do more harm than you think. The risks go far beyond temporary redness and discomfort. Discover how protecting your skin now could prevent serious health issues later. |
The Skin Cancer Foundation recommends a monthly head-to-toe self-exam to help catch suspicious spots before they become serious. When found early, most skin cancers are highly treatable — and often curable. Get tips for protecting your skin and knowing what to look for. |
Sunscreen is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself from sunburn, early aging and skin cancer. And since skin cancer can affect anyone, daily use really matters. The best kind? That depends on you and where you're applying it. Read more to find your perfect match. |
Did you know that some skincare products — or even foods — can make your body more sensitive to the sun? This increased sensitivity can trigger a phototoxic reaction, where UV rays interact with certain substances in or on your skin, causing a painful, sunburn-like effect. |
Busy schedule or urgent skin concern? Our virtual visits connect you with a board-certified dermatologist quickly and conveniently — no travel needed. We can diagnose and treat more than 3,000 skin, hair and nail conditions, safely and securely. |
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