Summer is heating up! 🌞🌡 With over 2 million Americans diagnosed with skin cancer each year, it's crucial to protect yourself and your family from those harmful sun rays. Here are some essential tips to help you stay safe: 🧴 Use broad-spectrum sunscreen with a SPF of 30 or higher 🕑 Reapply sunscreen every 90 - 120 minutes 😎 Wear a large-brim hat and sunglasses 👚 Cover arms and legs with loose, breathable clothing hashtag #CuringHealthcare #HealthAwareness #SunSafety
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Summer is officially here! ☀ While you're excited to get that golden tan, spending time in the sun unprotected increases your risk of skin cancer and early skin aging. People of all skin colors are at risk for this damage. By following these simple steps, you can still enjoy your time in the sun and protect yourself from overexposure. POP QUIZ: How often should you reapply sunscreen after being in the water or after exercising or sweating? (A) Every 30 minutes. (B) Every 2 hours. (C) Never. One application will protect you throughout the day. Share your answer and your own #SunSafetyTips in the comments below 👇
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Summer is officially here! ☀ While you're excited to get that golden tan, spending time in the sun unprotected increases your risk of skin cancer and early skin aging. People of all skin colors are at risk for this damage. By following these simple steps, you can still enjoy your time in the sun and protect yourself from overexposure. POP QUIZ: How often should you reapply sunscreen after being in the water or after exercising or sweating? (A) Every 30 minutes. (B) Every 2 hours. (C) Never. One application will protect you throughout the day. Share your answer and your own #SunSafetyTips in the comments below 👇
Summer Sun Safety
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🧴☀️ May is Skin Cancer Prevention and Awareness Month! 🌞🛡️ Protect your skin, save your life. Remember to: 1) Wear sunscreen daily 2) Seek shade, especially during peak sun hours 3) Wear protective clothing and hats 4) Regularly check your skin for any changes Spread the word and stay safe! #TPHCG #SkinCancerAwareness #PreventionIsKey #LoveTheSkinYoureIn
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If you work outdoors and/or spend time in the sun, this is your sign to refresh those sun safety precautions. Because according to the CDC, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US and it’s usually caused by too much exposure to UV rays from the sun. There are things you can do to lower the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure, including avoiding peak sun hours, wearing sun-protective clothing and accessories, and using broad spectrum sunscreen. Lastly, don’t forget to make time to get your annual skin check! Share this video with someone who spends their days outside. #workingwithcancerinitiative #workingwithcancer
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This post serves as an important reminder of the ongoing need for sun safety precautions, especially for those who work outdoors. Protecting employees from skin cancer aligns perfectly with the mission of the best-in-class employee vitality and cancer defense programs, like our Tree of Life Program. By combining sun safety education with a comprehensive approach to overall wellness—covering everything from nutrition and stress management to preventative care—we empower employers to help their teams thrive at every phase of life and cancer. Working with Cancer Initiative thank you for helping to raise awareness on such a vital topic! How could a more comprehensive wellness strategy, like those offered by our Tree of Life program, further enhance employee protection and overall wellbeing? To learn more about "Beyond Prevention: A New Era of Employee Wellness and Cancer Defense," check out our website at [Tree of Life Program](https://lnkd.in/d4xctuAD). Discover how this program can help your organization redefine wellness and schedule your free demo today! #EmployeeWellness #CancerDefense #SkinCancerAwareness #Prevention
If you work outdoors and/or spend time in the sun, this is your sign to refresh those sun safety precautions. Because according to the CDC, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US and it’s usually caused by too much exposure to UV rays from the sun. There are things you can do to lower the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure, including avoiding peak sun hours, wearing sun-protective clothing and accessories, and using broad spectrum sunscreen. Lastly, don’t forget to make time to get your annual skin check! Share this video with someone who spends their days outside. #workingwithcancerinitiative #workingwithcancer
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Skin cancer prevention is crucial, especially for those working outdoors. Posts like this serve as an essential reminder of how simple changes in daily habits can protect employees. At Tree of Life, we take a complete lifestyle approach to employee vitality and cancer defense that includes prevention strategies like stress management, nutrition, and reducing exposure to harmful environmental factors, including sun protection. This holistic approach helps employers support their teams not just during a cancer diagnosis but in living healthier lives overall. Working with Cancer Initiative , thank you for spreading awareness on this important topic! How do you see companies integrating sun safety into their wellness programs to ensure employee well-being across all work environments? Discover how our Tree of Life program can help your organization prioritize prevention and employee vitality at every phase. Explore more at https://lnkd.in/d4xctuAD and see how a proactive wellness approach can make all the difference. #EmployeeWellness #CancerPrevention #SunSafety #HolisticHealth #WorkplaceWellness #BeyondPrevention
If you work outdoors and/or spend time in the sun, this is your sign to refresh those sun safety precautions. Because according to the CDC, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US and it’s usually caused by too much exposure to UV rays from the sun. There are things you can do to lower the risk of skin cancer from sun exposure, including avoiding peak sun hours, wearing sun-protective clothing and accessories, and using broad spectrum sunscreen. Lastly, don’t forget to make time to get your annual skin check! Share this video with someone who spends their days outside. #workingwithcancerinitiative #workingwithcancer
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Learn how to safeguard against skin cancer with practical tips from our latest video. Understand the importance of sunscreen, protective clothing, and regular skin checks. It's time to take action and reduce your risk. Watch the video https://bit.ly/4dmEPCa #SkinHealth #UVProtection #SkinCancerAwarenessMonth
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May 20th-26th is Safe Sun Awareness Week! Avoiding excessive sun exposure is the best way to avoid sunburns and help decrease your risk for certain types of skin cancer. If you plan to be out in the sun, be sure to follow these sun safety tips: • Avoid being out in the sun between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the sun is at its peak in the sky. • Wear clothes made of tightly woven fabrics. • Wear a hat that shields your face, neck and ears. • Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. • Use sunscreen that is at least SPF 15 on your whole body. #FoundationRiskPartners #Spring #Summer #SunSafety
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May 20th-26th is Safe Sun Awareness Week! Avoiding excessive sun exposure is the best way to avoid sunburns and help decrease your risk for certain types of skin cancer. If you plan to be out in the sun, be sure to follow these sun safety tips: • Avoid being out in the sun between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. when the sun is at its peak in the sky. • Wear clothes made of tightly woven fabrics. • Wear a hat that shields your face, neck and ears. • Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. • Use sunscreen that is at least SPF 15 on your whole body. #AcentriaInsurance #AcentriaCares #Spring #Summer #SunSafety
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