Do these innovative stickers really help you stay sun safe? I put them to the test just in time for warmer weather. Caroline Igo (she/her/hers) was a wellness editor at CNET and holds Sleep Science ...

Dr. Whitney Bowe weighs in on the best ways to protect yourself against the sun. This summer, it should be easier than ever to protect your skin from harmful UV rays, with plenty of products and ...

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This summer, it should be easier than ever to protect your skin from harmful UV rays, with plenty of products and dermatologist-approved tips below to help minimize overexposure and possible damage.

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It’s a little purple sticker and its maker says that it could help protect you from skin cancer. The UV detection stickers are made in Buffalo, this is how they work. Throughout the day as your ...

Printable stickers and hair dye that react to ultraviolet light can be used to warn people when they've been out in the sun for too long, developers claim. Researchers from the University of ...

Every single parent will know the struggle that comes with properly protecting your kids against the sun during the summer. No matter how many times you swore that you plastered them in sunscreen, ...

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A shopper explained, "First use was at Disneyland on a 90 degree zero clouds day. This helped so much! I kept an eye (as did my friends) on the dot so we all knew when to reapply sunscreen and not one ...

Could a sticker on your hand be the key to reducing sunburn each summer in Australia? The new wearable UV indicator is undergoing testing at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) in Brisbane.

It is just a small sticker, but it could have an enormous impact on the 2 billion people worldwide without access to clean drinking water. Martin Butson has helped invent a small sticker that ...