When you share or retweet a joke or meme, you often bring a smile to someone’s face for a few seconds. When you forward on one of our skin cancer and Melanoma Awareness blog posts, there is always a chance that you might have just put someone on the path to saving his or her … Read more
We’ve often espoused the virtues of either avoiding or protecting yourself from the sun whenever possible. Perhaps because this is a skin cancer awareness blog, you’ve occasionally thought that that’s little more than biased hyperbole. Maybe you’ve even wondered, is there really such a thing as a safe tan? If so, it’s certainly a fair … Read more
This blog has provided many tips on how people can protect themselves from the sun during a countless array of outdoor activities. But what if spending your entire day outdoors is a part of your job description? There are many whose livelihoods require them to be exposed to harmful UV rays and sun skin damage each … Read more
Have a delightful 2016! Healthy New Year Every-BODY! We made it! Before the sun sets shortly on 2016 and marks an end to the first year of our Sundicators blog, we’d like to take a moment and thank all of you, our readers. Without you this blog would not exist. We have been, and continue to … Read more
It’s New Year’s Resolutions Time Every year at this time they appear like clockwork: New Year’s Resolutions. We all resolve to make an important change in our lives that bring new meaning. For us, we Resolve for healthier skin in 2016. Christmas and Thanksgiving have passed, and you’re about to watch the ball drop in Times … Read more
365 Days of Sun Safety Reminder Sundicators is very happy to present this printable 2016 Sundicators Calendar. In addition to providing for you what every calendar does, we’d also like to include a reminder about how important it is to protect yourself from the sun all year ‘round. Whether this calendar indicates that you’re in … Read more
Doesn’t that sound wonderful? Is a Tropical Christmas vacation in your future? As the end of the year approaches in the north and northeast, a few northern natives opt to spend their Christmas or unused vacation time on trips to the much warmer climes of the tropics. And who’s to argue that that’s not a … Read more