Sun News - Articles from External Sources

June 21 2005 - Young Sun Worshippers continue to flirt with cancers - Susan Felt, Gannett News Service
June 21 2005 - Slather on that sunscreen - The deadliest type of skin cancer is increasing - Samantha A. Goldstein, US News
June 29 2005 - Beware of the price you may pay for beauty - Ingredients in perfumes, hair treatments, and makeup can lead to skin problems - Maureen McDonald, Special to the Detroit News
August 11 2005 - Skin cancer hits people under 40 - A Mayo Clinic study says non-melanomas have tripled in the group in the past 30 years - Michelle Keller, Orlando Sentinel Staff Writer
August 21 2005 - Is Natural Better For Skin-Care Products? - Jeanette Pavini, CBS 5
September 5 2005 - Experts: Take Anti-aging Skin Care Claims with Grain of Salt - Linda Anderson, Texas A&M University AgNews
September 8 2005 - Rocking the Baby Products Cradle - Leah Hennen, New York Times
September 14 2005 - Safe, Not Sorry Hair, The Case for Nontoxic Shampoos, Conditioners and Colors - Maureen Ryan, The Green Guide
September 16 2005 - Study backs up claims over vitamin E and anti-aging - Staff, Cosmetics Design
October 4 2005 - The war against aging moves from the face to a new front - Elizabeth Hayt, New York Times
November 6 2005 - Marcelle Leahy warns of skin cancer dangers - Wilson Ring, AP
November 15 2005 - Study: Sunscreen sexually alters fish, University of California-Riverside study - UPI
November 16 2005 - Melanoma Is More Than One Disease - Serena Gordon, HealthDay Reporter, Forbes
November 17 2005 - The Basics of Skin Cancer... and how to prevent it - Jamie Sato, Ka Leo Contributing Writer, Hawai'i
November 22 2005 - Don't let winter get under your skin - Willy Zimmer, Jackson Hole Star Tribune staff writer
December 14 2005 - Yo, Don't Forget the Sunscreen! - Ski Press
December 18 2005 - Sunscreen Put Under Spotlight - Nanoparticle Zinc Oxide - Amy Lawson, Health Reporter - Sun Herald, Australia

Scienfic Research in Sun Care and Sunscreens

February 1 2005 - Endocrine Disruptors - A Human Risk? - R.H. Waring and R.M. Harris, M&C Endocrinology