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Dr. Mitch Shulman: Dealing with sunscreen misinformation
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Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer responsible for almost one-third of all new cancer diagnoses each year. The proper use of broad-spectrum sun protection (sunscreen, shade, protective clothing) is a proven way to protect you, but most
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Toronto Sun
· Jun 21, 2026
Sunscreen misinformation spreading on TikTok: Researchers
Videos on the platform gaining traction of late
PolitiFact
· Jun 25, 2026
Why dermatologists are excited about bemotrizinol, the newest sunscreen ingredient to enter the US
US sunscreens enter a new age with bemotrizinol
Irish Mirror
· Jun 27, 2026
Skin expert warns of common sunscreen mistakes that risks sun damage and premature ageing
A skin expert is urging people to avoid a common '30-minute rule' sunscreen mistake that could leave skin vulnerable to sun damage and premature ageing
Cosmopolitan
· Jul 9, 2026
Not Foundation—the Tinted Sunscreen That’s Taken Over My Makeup Bag This Summer
Not Foundation—the Tinted Sunscreen That’s Taken Over My Makeup Bag This Summer
The Hollywood Reporter
· Jun 24, 2026
EltaMD’s Science-Backed SPF Receives Rare Prime Day Price Drop
Stock up for summer with the crème de la crème of sun care, coveted by celebrities and dermatologists alike.
Health News | Mail Online
· Jul 7, 2026
Jenny thought her red, blotchy skin was just a heat rash... but this is the little-known condition that's really to blame. Like so many other women, DR PHILIPPA KAYE also suffers from it - this is everything you need to know
Jenny thought her red, blotchy skin was just a heat rash... but this is the little-known condition that's really to blame. Like so many other women, DR PHILIPPA KAYE also suffers from it - this is everything you need to know
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Related coverage for "Dr. Mitch Shulman: Dealing with sunscreen misinformation": Toronto Sun — Sunscreen misinformation spreading on TikTok: Researchers. PolitiFact — Why dermatologists are excited about bemotrizinol, the newest sunscreen ingredient to enter the US. Irish Mirror — Skin expert warns of common sunscreen mistakes that risks sun damage and premature ageing. Cosmopolitan — Not Foundation—the Tinted Sunscreen That’s Taken Over My Makeup Bag This Summer. The Hollywood Reporter — EltaMD’s Science-Backed SPF Receives Rare Prime Day Price Drop. Health News | Mail Online — Jenny thought her red, blotchy skin was just a heat rash... but this is the little-known condition that's really to blame. Like so many other women, DR PHILIPPA KAYE also suffers from it - this is everything you need to know